late to the party but... ISP Sprayer

[Mikey P]

I've always hated rechargeable products of any kind but after trying this sprayer in Vegas I'm going to have to give this a go.

http://www.ipspro.us/


Saiger, have you tried this?

According to the manufacturer, the new seals allow for heavy solvent and acid use

 

[Zee]

Was this designed by an end user?

I've never had luck with sprayers that have to be vertical. Meaning, if it doesn't have a flexible hose to the nozzle but a straight out pipe, it will only work until your solution is nearly full in the bottle. Every time it starts running out, you'll have to hold it vertical and that causes "hardship" in what directions you can spray with the straight pipe. Annoyingly useless. ..

Correct me if I'm wrong.

 

[Mikey P]

Remove the pipe, add a hose and run it to a bucket or pump up

 

[Bob Pruitt]

I have one. They sent it to me as an advertiser at my other business. I like it for general spraying of things. I have filled 5 gallon buckets up with sanitizing product for horse stalls and with the 25 foot take up hose was easy to use. I have the Pro pack that comes in a nice case and 2 batteries. Batteries charge pretty fast and seem to last. I also was sent the brass tube along with the plastic that is the standard one. Not sure how it works for cleaning carpets... how hot the chemical can be it sprays etc. It is a nice, quality tool for my current uses for it namely around Equestrian Facility and cleaning my boat.

 

[dgardner]

I've never had luck with sprayers that have to be vertical. Meaning, if it doesn't have a flexible hose to the nozzle but a straight out pipe, it will only work until your solution is nearly full in the bottle.

It looks like the unit comes with a longer hose to draw from a larger remote container. If you go to their website and scroll down a little, RA has a video shown where he has replaced the wand on a pump-up sprayer with the power head.

 

[Bob Pruitt]

It looks like the unit comes with a longer hose to draw from a larger remote container.

I saw a video of a guy that was doing a very large job and had his large pre-spray container on a dolly and was using this sprayer to put down the pre-spray. I'm not sure I would need this to save me the effort of pumping a pressure sprayer...

 

[J Brown]

 

[Jim Martin]

I spoke to him just this morning and the new improved better seals will not be out in the new units until next year and the price is going to go up...I have one sitting in my office waiting for the new and improved seals to come out so I can use it again...best sprayer I have ever had...just need to get the seal issue solved.......

 

[Desk Jockey]

Seems like we are taking something simple and over complicating it.

 

[hogjowl]

No way. Not HERE.

 

[Nate The Great]

Seems like we are taking something simple and over complicating it.

Go find a plug..........

I prefer battery sprayers...................till they die......

 

[Desk Jockey]

What ever happened to the angle grinder gizmo?

 

[Nate The Great]

What ever happened to the angle grinder gizmo?

The Hot Rod?!? Best thing since sliced bread....

Makita on a stick..........

 

[Desk Jockey]

I weep for this industry.

 

[hogjowl]

Mikey's the Goober who was pushing that POS

 

[Desk Jockey]

Do you still use yours?

 

[hogjowl]

Tom didn't make it.
So, I didn't buy it.

 

[Mikey P]

Push it?

Stfu.

Mine isnt even here yet


But it does have the new seals cause I'm premium.

 

[Mark Saiger]

I've always hated rechargeable products of any kind but after trying this sprayer in Vegas I'm going to have to give this a go.

http://www.ipspro.us/


Saiger, have you tried this?

According to the manufacturer, the new seals allow for heavy solvent and acid use

I wanted to try it at the Vegas show. It was right there next to me, but I just couldn't get out of the booth long enough to try it.

Looking forward to hearing about it more.

I was looking to purchase one for some applications such as protectants or maybe upholstery prespray.

Look forward to hearing more

 

[Mikey P]

I hope it holds up to FPA/ Isopropyl

 

[Desk Jockey]

I for one am glad they put these arrows in there marketing. Had they not I would be totally lost.

 

[GreenTechAgain]

I would like one of these.

Lots of times my helper could be working ahead of me pre-spraying, but I'm wanding.

Irrespective of the seals, I've seen people posting about quality issues.

So still waiting on one.

On a larger commercial job, I will mix RTU in my portable and prespray with a pressure washing attachment.

 

[Mikey P]

I have one. They sent it to me as an advertiser at my other business. I like it for general spraying of things. I have filled 5 gallon buckets up with sanitizing product for horse stalls and with the 25 foot take up hose was easy to use. I have the Pro pack that comes in a nice case and 2 batteries. Batteries charge pretty fast and seem to last. I also was sent the brass tube along with the plastic that is the standard one. Not sure how it works for cleaning carpets... how hot the chemical can be it sprays etc. It is a nice, quality tool for my current uses for it namely around Equestrian Facility and cleaning my boat.

I saw a photo of someone spraying a horse.. soap or flea b gone?

Doesn't spook them?

 

[Zee]

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I for one am glad they put these arrows in there marketing. Had they not I would be totally lost.

 

[Mikey P]

Lmpao

 

[Mikey P]

F'n Zee


You're so straight in real life

 

[Bob Pruitt]

I saw a photo of someone spraying a horse.. soap or flea b gone?

Washing horses. There is a profession called Equestrian Groom and their job is to take care of horses of the wealthy and Serious/Professional Show and Competition Horses... Like the Olympic Hunter Jumper horses. The Owner owns the horse, the Trainer trains the horse and the Professional Rider rides the horse. The Groom grooms the horse and that includes bathing 1 or 30 horses. I would imagine anyone with a horse would find this sprayer useful. Horses don't get fleas.

 

[Zee]

F'n Zee


You're so straight in real life

 

[Mikey P]

Why not?

Jimmy does.

 

[Bob Pruitt]

Why not?

I think it's a evolution deal... Hide too thick or blood different because they are grazers...not sure. A flea from a dog or cat could jump onto a horse but they don't stay. Other factors would be domestic horses are regularly sprayed and get wormed a couple times a year. But wild horses don't get them either. flea bitter gray is a horse color. Now this is starting to look like my website...