0.5 Gallon Hand Pump Sprayer, 2L Pressure Garden Sprayer, Handheld Weed Sprayer with Adjustable Brass Nozzle, Pump Mister, Lawn and Garden Care, Watering, Outdoor and Auto - Multi-Purpose

I like the 1/2 gallon, 2liter size. Easy to use with pictogram instructions right on the bottle. I have been using mine for a week or two to spray tomatoes fungus/blight on my organic community garden tomatoes. Using peroxide water spray that must be mixed the same day it’s used or it spoils. This size is just right. Then there is the hand pump 30-40 pumps and it’s ready to mist my plants. No more squeezing spray bottle handles that hurt my hands! It’s marvelous how such a simple tool takes away that misery. Price was reasonable, functions well with a sensitive brass spray nozzle to adjust from stream to fine mist. Light weight because it’s plastic. Even full of water it only weighs about 4 pounds. Just what I needed. Only drawback is there was no explanation of what the small black ring and filter cap were for or where to put them. The filter cap works to keep grit or residue out of the hose inside the sprayer bottle liquids. I was glad I had it when I mixed in some garlic that it strained out and kept my line open.

Unfortunately my 1/2 gallon sprayer failed to operate after couple uses.Fortunately customer service at Agricas promptly remedied the problem with a replacement part and the problem was solved.It is now a great and convenient sprayer that I use all the time.

This item is light duty and does not seem to be sturdy enough to hold up

It holds the volume it says it can, it’s easy to fill and carry. I purchased this to spray my gecko enclosure until I can buy an auto mister. It works so well.

Upon arrival I assembled the tank. Pretty simple. Then I picked up the handle and the chrome spray rod promptly fell out of the handle. I put them back in, tightened it, and it fell out again - along with the nozzle off the other end.Obviously the twist locks weren't working very well. Using a bench grinder I 'roughed up' both ends of the chrome tube so the twist locks would have something to grab onto. Works OK now.The squeeze spray trigger is quirky - one has to first slide the trigger back to release the lock, and then squeeze it. It's a safety interlock, but frankly I don't think it's needed and is more nuisance than anything else.The next issue was the tank would not retain air. I could put an ear next to the pump and one could clearly hear air seeping out even with the pump handle securely tightened. Investigation showed a defective seal at the end of the pump chamber. Notice the 'wrinkled' ridge around the seal (see pic). Contacting the seller brought a non-response. Don't count on seller support.There are a number of these cheap sprayers being sold on amazon. I've bought two different brands and they both have had this same defect. Beware of these smaller white plastic sprayers - they are obviously made by the same manufacturer, with differing brand names, and prices in the $20-30 range, but are all the same underneath with likely the same defect.𝐎𝐛𝐯𝐢𝐨𝐮𝐬𝐥𝐲 𝐧𝐨𝐧-𝐞𝐱𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐪𝐮𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐜𝐨𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐥. 𝐁𝐮𝐲 𝐚𝐭 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐨𝐰𝐧 𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐤.Customer Service? Non-Existant!!If you want a quality sprayer that will last for years get a 𝐒𝐦𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐭𝐨𝐫.They are a few dollars more but mine has been a steady workhorse for the past 8 years.

First of all, this design is great! When I first got it, I loved it. But, after only about 6 months, the 'O' ring on the pump plunger, that seals it to the pump case, allowing the pump to work, became hard and shank, such that it could no longer make a seal and pump air into the sprayer, rendering it useless. Fortunately, as I said, it's a good design, and one can unscrew the pump assembly to remove the plunger. And, also fortunate for me, I had an assortment of 'O' rings, and was able to find one, that while it didn't fit perfectly, being from a USA set, and not metric, it restored the pump. Now, I'll admit that what I was using in the sprayer probably contributed to the 'O' ring hardening and shrinking. I was using it to spray a 70% isopropyl alcohol / 30% water solution. But, I can also say that over the past years, I've used several other similar sprayers for the same chemical, and none of those ever had a problem with that 'O' ring, which all sprayers that pump air use. I'm guessing that perhaps the other makers used a better 'O' ring, maybe a neoprene unit, which as it can withstand gasoline, would likely withstand isopropyl alcohol. So, if you never use any kind of solvent, which technically even iso, which can be diluted with water is, it's probably never going to have my problem and work great for you.

I bought a lot of hand sprayers, and they all suffer from occlusion of the spray either in the tube, the filter before the tube, or the nozzle itself. This doesn’t seem to have that problem and I’m very satisfied with it. The only downside is that it’s very difficult to adjust the spray from a fine mess to a stream, the more you pump the better you can adjust the spray, but that’s not a dealbreaker for me.

So light and easy to move around.

This is the perfect sprayer for our small hybiscus trees and bushes. The spray is adjustable and it is easy to use and easy to handle. Good value for our money. Just an fyi, the smaller version (2lt/.5gal) which is the one we ordered does not come with a wand. We were going to send it back because of that but once we tried it out we realized it sprays far enough that we don't need the wand attachment for our seven foot trees.

Did not receive the spray wand but other than that great sprayer