NEW Battery Sprayers at Excellent Supply

[encapman]

One of our customers ran across this sprayer and suggested that I take a look at it. Glad that he did! It's a cool sprayer, and it fills a niche. So we've added the Hydroshot Sprayer to our store... http://www.excellent-supply.com/HydroShot-Sprayer_p_965.html

I've already used this on a couple of jobs and I LOVE this sprayer. It applies solution to the carpet FAST. I can move around quicker with it than I can with a typical 5 gallon battery powered sprayer. It's super handy! Besides being fun to work with - it sells for just $129. I think it's a pretty sweet little sprayer.

Comes with a 20' hose so you can cover a nice sized area. Just drop the hose into a bucket of Releasit and you're spraying down a perfect volume of solution. It has a dual-pressure pump - 60psi (ideal for spraying your encap), and 320psi (great for washing equipment, etc). It puts out 1/2 gallon per minute (max flow rate) which makes it easy to move pretty quick as you apply encap detergent to the carpet.

The 20V battery lasts approximately 30-45 minutes of run-time, and does a full recharge in about 5 hours. A fully charged battery is easily good for encapping a couple thousand sq ft. Additional spare batteries can be purchased for $49.99.

The Hydroshot isn't recommended for corrosive detergents, solvents, strong acids, high alkaline, or hydrogen peroxide. But it works well with mid-pH range detergents, like Releasit Encap-Clean DS2. And if you'll rinse it out after each use, the spray unit should last a long time. It comes with a 3 year warranty.

We're excited about being able to offer this reasonably priced, solidly built, and highly portable sprayer. Check it out... http://www.excellent-supply.com/HydroShot-Sprayer_p_965.html

 

[Mikey P]

I'll have to get one to tourture..

Want to send one out Rick?

 

[encapman]

Tell ya what. In order to get some sprayers into people's hands, I'd be willing to auction off 5 units for $79 each - to the first five Mikeysboarder's who order. But I have to limit it to the first 5, because we'll be losing money on each unit. PM me if you'd like to order one.

 

[Zee]

Not recommended for high alkaline, acids, corrosive detergents, solvents, peroxide...

That pretty much what all of us use regularly.

Make sure the guys here understand that it's kind of limited to releasit...

 

[encapman]

It would actually be good for MOST encap products on the market. It may hold up to other uses. But it doesn't have Viton seals, so I don't want people to nuke it. I'd prefer to err on the side of caution with the recommendations.

 

[encapman]

At $129 - it could probably earn its place in the stable pretty quick.

 

[FB19087]

lots of features and uses

 

[encapman]

Yep - the sprayer's easy enough for the Golden Girls. Probably why I liked it. LOL

 

[encapman]

Too bad those QVC ladies aren't into encapping. Could've added that to their infomercial.

 

[Zee]

Too bad those QVC ladies aren't into encapping. Could've added that to their infomercial.

Then of course : "why would I hire a professional, when my grandma can do it?"

 

[encapman]

Bahaha

 

[Old Coastie]

I'll take one, Rick. Carpenter bee and wasp season is upon us and I could use a backup sprayer

 

[Mikey P]

Can it be retrofitted to workm with a 1/4 vinyl hose?

 

[Lee Stockwell]

I like it!

 

[encapman]

Can it be retrofitted to workm with a 1/4 vinyl hose?

Of course anything can be fitted. But you'll HATE using a 1/4 vinyl hose after you try this hose. It's light and flexible and doesn't get tangled. By comparison a vinyl hose can be a nightmare to work with.

 

[jwfoulk12]

Sign me up, I'll try one

 

[encapman]

Thank you Justin.

Three of the five are spoken for so far.

 

[D Luke]

The Hydroshot isn't recommended for corrosive detergents, solvents, strong acids, high alkaline, or hydrogen peroxide. But it works well with mid-pH range detergents, like Releasit Encap-Clean DS2. And if you'll rinse it out after each use, the spray unit should last a long time. It comes with a 3 year warranty.

Like Alton Brown always says: I HATE uni-taskers. I'm ready to spend on a battery sprayer but need quality and a wide possibility of applications.

Battery multi-sprayer doesn't rev my engine. @encapman What feedback are you getting on this?:

https://www.excellent-supply.com/Penguin-Gentoo-Sprayer-PR600_p_882.html

 

[Cleanworks]

So much for the Ips

 

[encapman]

Derek, the majority seem to like the Gentoo. Though one person said he didn't like it and returned it. The guy who returned it mostly didn't like the way the cap connected (said the knuckle/connector got in the way of the handle), and he didn't like lugging it around. However other customers who purchased it said they like it. So I guess it just comes down to a matter of what fits an individual's personal style. It's a solidly built sprayer. And the manufacturer stands behind them very well.

 

[Old Coastie]

So much for the Ips

The IPS gets about four hours of work per charge, this one 45 minutes. I presume the higher pressures are part of that. Still, yu can get a lot of square footage in 45 minutes.

 

[gtech12v]

ill take one also

 

[Mikey P]

So 12 ph powder pre spray are ok?

Some DLime mixed in?



Water about very hot water?

 

[clean image]

I measured IPs at .5 GPM, so they have the same volume out put,

which is what I care about more so than max psi...

 

[encapman]

So 12 ph powder pre spray are ok?
Some DLime mixed in?
Water about very hot water?

I wouldn't recommend it Mike. It doesn't have Viton seals.
For encap sauce it rocks! But for firewater, I'd look to a different sprayer.

 

[Steve Lawrence]

Does it have a tank?

 

[encapman]

No. You simply drop the hose into a bucket, or any container. Just like the IPS.

 

[Mikey P]

Yeah, never mind then Rick


That's ashame

 

[encapman]

It's incredibly convenient for mid range pH detergents. And my impression is that it's more solidly built than the IPS sprayers. But like the Basic model IPS, it doesn't have Viton seals. Therefore I wouldn't want to recommend it for HOT detergent applications.

 

[Cleanworks]

let's all write the manufacturer and ask him for viton seals