- Itisll 0.5 Gallon Garden Pump Sprayer, Handheld Plant Mister with Adjustable Brass Nozzle for Plants, Lawn, Patio and Indoor Outdoor Use, White Green

Finally got to use this. About every other month, I use a 16 oz spray bottle, fill it four times to spray my plants. Now with this sprayer, I just fill it once, push the pump plunger, hold the trigger and it just spays. Saves so much on my trigger finger. Good that the there is a screen at the intake tube as sometimes there could be some large grit in the bottle. You can adjust the spray pattern. Like the spare parts for the future. Wonderful.

Nice HD small compact sprayer, no leaks, good price and has handled a variety of chemicals, perfect for small projects

So much easier than using a hand spray bottle. Works great and very easy to use. I use it to spray my dirt after planting seeds. Watering the little seedlings as they grow. Misting the moss around my orchids, most my air plants. Sorry I can't post multiple videos, they don't let you. My life has been made much simpler with this little sprayer. My plants love it. On a compleatly separate note... the first sprayer I bought just like this one I used for years to mist my reptiles and amphibians. Also their habitats. They all loved it and you will love it too. There are many other ways to use this but I'm obviously not going to be using mine for anything but good old fashioned h2o.

My Brother brought the first one and left it for me to use - and him, too, as it turns out. He bought the 32 oz. size. I'm all for sharing, but when I need something, every day, I need my own. I bought the 55 oz. size. I really like this sprayer, so much so, I bought another 55 oz. one. I Foliar Spray, every day, for the most part. I need to spray Neem and Garden Spray insecticide on a regular basis, so two was the ticket. I found one "flaw" that isn't really a flaw, but something I needed to address. After using the sprayer a few times, I noticed it locked itself and I was spraying the walls and the floor. No problem. It's not the first mess I've made in my 72 years on this rock. Anyway, I was confused - more so than on most days. I knew I was being diligent with the choice of triggers. What I realized was that the lock slides easily and will lock itself if the sprayer is pointed down. It took me about two minutes to figure out a wire tie would add enough friction to keep the lock in place unless I wanted it to be locked. Problem solved. I love my sprayer. I start everything from seeds. My peppers are in my "grow room". My tomatoes are in one grow tent. I have some other stuff in the other grow tent. The price is so good on these that you should buy two, like I did. You'll thank me, later. Peace.

It was easy to put together. I got it to put cleaner in and spray my couch and rugs. It has worked exactly like I needed it to. The only thing is the spout seems to be wearing down cause it’s dripping slightly. I don’t mind and would still buy again.

This is an awesome sprayer, great capacity, excellent pump, well constructed and an excellent value. What it isn't is a great mister. Your options are *wide* cone misting and air pressure hose. I've done just about everything to find some kind of happy medium with poor results. Its a great purchase for outdoor gardening, which in fairness is its market niche, but lacks a lot as an indoor plant mister. Ultimately it achieves its purpose, albeit not optimally, and I'd likely have gone with a different option if I'd had a chance to try it out first, but I can't complain about its price point. That being said, I have to rate for my purpose of use: an indoor plant mister powered by air. The wide cone makes misting plants more of an air soaking than a gentle spray. The cone is just too wide for anything short of a dinner plate and there simply isn't a good way to adjust it without it becoming a slightly underpowered super soaker. This is *not* a good option for the indoor plant keeper, though an orchid grower might find the big mist cone useful if s/he had to mist three plants at once. Edit: As a Neem Oil sprayer this is a fantastic product! Aphids suck and Neem Oil keeps them from sucking. The sprayer worked better than adequately in this regard. I'm still not satisfied with the lack of adjustable spray... but when you need to assault aphids with Neem Oil you aren't concerned with gentle water pressure.

Meet the ITISLL Manual Garden Sprayer, a reliable and convenient tool for applying liquid fertilizer to your plants. This sprayer has proven itself to be a trusty companion for my tomato plants, ensuring they receive the nutrients they need to grow and thrive. Let's dive into the details and discover the features that make this garden sprayer a fantastic addition to any gardener's toolkit. Pros: Efficient application: The ITISLL Manual Garden Sprayer delivers an even and controlled spray of liquid fertilizer, making it simple and efficient to nourish your plants, like my beloved tomatoes. Adjustable brass nozzle: The sprayer features an adjustable brass nozzle, allowing you to customize the spray pattern to suit your specific needs and preferences. Safety valve: This garden sprayer is equipped with a safety valve, which helps to prevent over-pressurization and ensures safe operation. Easy to use: The hand lawn pressure pump design makes this sprayer incredibly user-friendly, perfect for gardeners of all skill levels. Compact size: With a 0.5-gallon (2L) capacity, this sprayer is compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry and maneuver during use. Cons: Limited capacity: While the 0.5-gallon (2L) capacity is suitable for smaller gardens, it may not be ideal for those with larger gardens or who require frequent fertilizer applications. In conclusion, the ITISLL Manual Garden Sprayer is a fantastic tool for applying liquid fertilizer to your plants, ensuring they get the nourishment they need to flourish. With its efficient application, adjustable brass nozzle, safety valve, easy-to-use design, and compact size, this garden sprayer is a must-have for any gardener looking to simplify their fertilizing process. While the limited capacity may be a drawback for some, the benefits of this sprayer far outweigh the cons, making it a valuable addition to your gardening toolkit. Give your tomatoes the ITISLL Manual Garden Sprayer treatment, and watch them grow strong and healthy!

The first one we got had a problem and it was not spraying properly. Customer service immediately sent a new one. They also sent what I needed to fix the first one. It is a good product and gets the job done. Well worth the price

The one problem I have with this is that the tiny adjustment nozzle is too easy to loose and I tried to get a replacement for it. I was using it fine then I tried to adjust the spray to see if I could get a finer spray. when I pressed the trigger to test it the Nozzle end blew off and shot across several rows in the vegetable garden. it is still somewhere in my garden but it is so tiny that I gave up after 50 minutes of looking for it. I then went online to research the part to replace it but could not get an answer on where to buy a replacement part, it was a futile effort. There are many sellers of a similar device (my assumption is that the Chinese manufacturer sells the product to several resellers who mark it with their logo. I spent hours trying to fix it but finally decided it was cheaper to buy another.

Very pleased with purchase

Approved

The unit works very well and is easy to use. There are no leaks and sprays well.

A well built sprayer. Easy to use. Seems to be a bit pricey for a plasticky item.