Spraying rarely happens out in the open. It happens under leaves, along fence lines and into the tight corner of a stall or a coop. This 32 oz bottle sprays upside down, so you can keep working when the nozzle points up at a leaf or the underside of a shelf.
Adjust the spray pattern to suit the job, and use the graduation marks on the bottle to measure your mix before you fill. The bottle is HDPE plastic and the sprayer head is polypropylene. Keep it close at hand for the small jobs that come up around the place every week.
Highlights
- Sprays upside down for hard-to-reach spots
- Adjustable spray pattern for different jobs
- Graduation marks for measuring your mix
- 32 oz capacity
- HDPE bottle with polypropylene sprayer head
What it's for
A hand sprayer is the everyday tool for spot work: a row of rose bushes, the underside of a leaf, a fence post, the corner of a feed room wall, or the seam of a coop. A 32 oz bottle is big enough to finish a job and small enough to carry in one hand while you work.
It suits the gardener who reaches under plants, the horse owner who spot-cleans stall walls, and the homeowner who wants one bottle for small jobs around the yard. Keep a bottle for each solution you use, so a cleaner never gets mixed with a garden product.
At a glance
| Capacity | 32 oz |
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| Bottle material | HDPE |
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| Sprayer material | Polypropylene |
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| Spray function | Sprays upside down, with an adjustable pattern |
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| Measuring | Graduation marks on the bottle |
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How to use it
- Measure your mix with the graduation marks on the bottle, add it to the bottle, and close the sprayer tightly.
- Set the spray pattern for the job before you start, so you aren't adjusting the nozzle with a wet hand.
- When you need to reach up or underneath, use the upside-down spray.
- When the job is done, rinse the bottle with clean water, empty what's left, and let it dry before you put it away.
- If the nozzle clogs, clear it with clean water and a soft brush.
Good to know
- Don't leave solution in the bottle between jobs. Empty and rinse it so the nozzle doesn't clog.
- Store it upright in a cool place out of direct sun, so the plastic holds up over time.
- Use a funnel when you fill the bottle, so you don't spill on the threads.
- Keep a spare on hand for the next spraying job.
About Sprayco
Sprayco has been making spray bottles and travel accessories for more than 40 years. The company pairs new product development with consultative service for the retailers who carry its line.
Keep one ready for the next spraying job.