Spray bottle

Usually the home depot ones are in the cleaning aisle for household cleaning products hanging up on a steel tube above your head. I dont think they can be beat for $.96 and $1.50 for a grey spray head if you buy them in bulk.

Hopefully the canadian tire ones turn out
 
Calendyr said:
..... I am the kind of person who would forget to clean the sprayer very often and 1 sprayer per use seems to be pretty expensive ;)
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Uh YEAH! :rolleyes: I mean using it all day isn't a problem, just putting it up and then going back a week later and you're in trouble. :eek:

I actually had a pump on the gallon and left it there. After the first two fills of the bottle it was TOAST! Pulled the pump apart and the ball is about ¾ the size it used to be. :rolleyes:
 
The Zep ones from Home Depot are garbage.. don't waste your money on those.

I like the ones AutoZone sells and they're about $2.50 and they come with a sprayer. I mainly use the Meguiar's ones for most of my products.

I think I read on here that Rubbermaid sells nice ones from Walmart that hold up very well.

I love my garden hand pump sprayer from Home Depot for ONR clay lube!
 
BradsDetailing said:
Usually the home depot ones are in the cleaning aisle for household cleaning products hanging up on a steel tube above your head. I dont think they can be beat for $.96 and $1.50 for a grey spray head if you buy them in bulk.

Hopefully the canadian tire ones turn out
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That is where I found the Zep ones. I guess the local HH store just doesn't sell them.
 
Ya I am thinking about getting a pressure pump too. Home depot sell them for about 15$. Only application I see that would be useful for me would be to spray carpet/fabric cleaner for doing interior. I will have to do a few with the spray bottle and see if it bothers me enough to change to the pressure sprayer. My big issue with it is that it's kinda bulky and I already have a ton of stuff that takes a lot of room. When I start in a few days I won't have a van, I will be using a car to carry all of that so any additionnal bulky item is something I am trying to avoid. Once business picks up and I get a van, then I won't mind at all and might actually build a low pressure system like the one Garry Dean just presented in his latest video. That's pretty neat and very inexpensive if you have a van where you can make a permanent setup.
 
I bought a solo pump sprayer, 2L, and I use that for carpets and seats and it saves me a lot of hand cramping at the end of the day. I recommend using one for that.
 
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