XXXFLOWER 2.1 Gallon Pump Pressure Sprayer, Portable, 8L Pressurized Lawn & Garden Water Spray Bottle with Adjustable Shoulder Strap, Pressure Relief Valve, for Yard Lawn Weeds Plants（Black

I like to have a sprayer with broad leaf herbicide to take care of intrusive vines, poison ivy, and other broad leaf plants that like to intrude. I don't like to mix use a sprayer unless the mix use is the same function. For example different fertilizers will be fine to still have a little when you change formulas for the next season spray. But I'm not going to mix use a herbicide and fertilizer.This sprayer is pretty simple to set up. The measures on the side make it easy to see how much remains so you can know when to reload. Make sure all the connections are in place and tightened down and the relief valve isn't open, then it is a really simple pump until you get some resistance. It doesn't take a whole lot of pressure for this sprayer to work well. I always test a sprayer with just water to make sure it pressurizes well and doesn't have seam leaks.The sprayer handle is plastic, but it is plenty for being able to use the sprayer. I don't use any chemicals that would be detrimental to plastics or composites, so the plastic is fine for me and it is durable enough for my uses. I could see it breaking if you are throwing it in and out of a service truck, but for me it is plenty durable.The sprayer tip is adjustable for broad spray or single stream. There are times each is useful. For vines and against the house I use a wider spray, but if I am hitting individual broad leaf plants in the yard I make it more a narrow stream so I lessen overspray.When you are done spraying you pull the relief tab and store it until the next time you need it. It says not to leave it pressurized for storage, and that makes sense.

This is a good, basic sprayer so far. It’s all plastic, including the nozzle, which is a departure from the ones I usually buy. It pressurizes easily, and sprays well. It’s super easy to use; there’s nothing complicated about it. I use it for a homemade deer repellent, and it’s easy to shake and easy to rinse clean.Overall, it seems a little overpriced for what you get, but if time shows it to be super durable, it may be worth it. I will update this review if there are any surprises.

I know that the tank was sealed when I received it because there was a whoosh of air when I unscrewed the plunger. This is reasonable since I live at almost 6,000 feet above sea level and I'm used to air pressure differentials due to elevation changes.The orange plastic is thick, which is good for being solid, but makes it difficult to see the water/solution level in the tank. I confirmed that the pressure release valve functions properly by pumping air into the tank until air began to escape through the release valve.I noticed that the wand holder is removable and may be moved to the other side of the tank. It appears that the strap ring keeps the wand holder in place, so it might need to be removed to remove the wand holder.The strap appears to be padded and adjustable. I didn't use the strap while trying out the sprayer, but I will note that it got in the way when I was rinsing the tank, because it hangs down and gets wet if the tank is completely inverted. A minor inconvenience.A variety of spare O-rings are included.

The media could not be loaded. I've use this all summer, I had powdery mildew on my cannabis plants, and this was my life saver, great strong spray,

I use this sprayer to spray paint sealer onto statues. This product works great and is very well built.I would recommend this product.

This is a good sprayer for smaller jobs. It is easy to build up the pressure with the hand pump and it sprays evenly. It will get the job done.