Battery Operated Trigger Sprayer Mist-Pour

I have arthritis And carpal tunnel, it's so bad I have to use voice dictation software on the computer. So as you can imagine, squeezing cheap bottles of housecleaner and bleach destroys my hands and totally sucks.This crazy contraption was a shot in the dark to try to alleviate some of the pain. It works like an absolute charm! The button is really easy to press and it squirts and then takes a break before squirting again so it doesn't just waste all the fluid. I would say it goes back and forth every half a second.You really can't go wrong with this, I'm getting a second one now for bleaching grocery items. I really love it, its totally saved my hands.

A mister it is not. The spray was more concentrated towards the bottom with some spraying towards the top. This unit certainly delivers quantity. Perhaps a bit "too" much when using to spot treat clothes before laundering. It would be so much better a product if the nozzle could be rotated to produce a squirt rather than spray. THEN it would be very useful for spraying weeds in the garden. I see using this more for spraying the shower walls before scrubbing. Definitely a wrist saver. When a lot of spraying is to be done this is a godsend.

Good spray, but if used for spraying some dissolved powder like soluble fertilizer, the spray quickly chokes up

I purchased this to replace several units of another style. They worked well but are discontinued. They died from corroded switches caused by moisture. Those units were "open" to water and moisture but the microswitch wasn't sealed so it would gradually begin to fail to work when I pushed the lever. The batteries were easy to change and it pumped very rapidly but the pump system needed fresh batteries to work so I had to change them frequently.This unit appears "sealed" against moisture. The battery compartment has a tiny phillips headed screw that holds a cover with a rubber seal. That appears to keep the pump and switch from moisture.The unit pumps slowly but still as fast as I would manually pump a spray bottle. About one pump per second.It comes with a long tube, about 11", that you can cut to the length you need. I found that cutting it longer would let it curve along the bottom of the spray bottle towards the front on the bottle. Then, when tilting the bottle downwards, the tube would stay under the fluid and not suck air.The unit comes with batteries installed. They are not very good batteries. The pump worked very slowly and they died after a bottle or two of pumping. A good fresh set of batteries produced the full speed pumping and lasted through a half dozen bottles of pumping.I bought four and the two I've used worked well. The other two are in reserve as spares, so I don't know if they work.Only complaints: The tiny screw head on the battery compartment cover is difficult to turn for such a tiny screw. The screw is long and has a lot of threads. It is hard to tell if you have unscrewed it or if the battery cover is just sticking closed.The spray head is "spray only", unlike most hand sprayers that have spray or off or stream or off by twisting the nozzle end. The nozzle on this unit does not rotate, so don't try to force it.

It is a single stroke pump which means it does not have a continuous stream. It works okay but really eats batteries.

I use this as a household item to dispense bath & shower cleaner, and they work just fine! I bought 4: 1 for each cleaning solution for both baths, and 2 in reserve. I was going to use all 4 for both baths: 1 for the scrubbing bubbles solution & 1 for the daily shower spray solution (in the Master Bath since that shower is glass), but the "daily" for both was sort of an overkill...besides, both showers have squeegees for post-shower water droplets removal, so...It/they come with suction straws that can be cut-to-size to fit bottles, and a the sprayer's cap is standard-sized. I immediately replaced the batteries that came with it with some regular AA batteries; the batteries that came with it were weak, as expected to be, but with new batteries, the pumps' flow action was strong with nearly an 8" spray mist coverage.If, and I say again, IF I were to say an "It would/could be better..." statement is the that the jet is only a misting spray: it does not adjust to a stream spray (so do not twist the white nose because you will break/crack the device's housing!), so it cannot be used as an insecticide sprayer for things like spraying wasp nests where a stream-spray is needed. For my showers' caulk line, I just spray directly on them, and mist-spray the walls, fixtures, and the shower curtain in the front bathroom.

I was looking for a replacement sprayer for the ones i couldn't find and these fit the bill Also they look cute with the inside's showing They work well and are provided with the siphon straws I would change the batteries when you get them because the ones provided are always weak Good product

It seems the power switch is the weak link. I used it for 2 minutes to make sure it worked. Then left it in my trunk for a couple months. When I tried to use it the motor did not move at all so I tried 2 other sets of batteries. Once I new the batteries were not the problem I figured something got frozen in place. So..I banged it 5 times against the table. Still not working 5 more times a little harder this time and it worked.For healthy hands this might be pointless. But I use a sprayer with about 1/2 gallon of liquid to clean my car. This worked great. Even coverage instead of a single stream. Perfect for what I wanted. If it clogs I will post an update but it has not yet using a waterless car wash solution.