CHAPIN 20004 SureSpray 1-Gallon Pump Sprayer for Lawn, Garden & Weeds

So far the rubber is holding up. No leaks. The pump works well and is easy to pump. The spray is strong and steady. With just the turn of the top of the sprayer hose you can easily change the stream from a thin line to a wider spray area. It's large enough to be able to spray a very large area before running out but not so large that it's heavy and exhausting to carry around.

Who knew you could love a lawn sprayer so much? The size is great and can hold quite a bit if liquid. It's easy to use and sprays nicely. We used it to kill weeds that grow in our rocks which are impossible to pull without using spray. I would recommend for weeding but this can be used for so many different purposes. I also have one we put an all natural bug spray in to spray around our patio and it works great.

The Chapin pump sprayer has quickly become one of my favorite gardening tools 😍. I use it to gently water delicate seedlings and to fertilize plants with a controlled application that avoids waste and overwatering. The adjustable spray nozzle is a great feature. The pressure works well, and the clear instructions and diagrams made setup easy. The handle makes it simple to pump and carry around, and the durable one-gallon translucent, chemical-resistant tank is easy to fill, with a funnel top opening that minimizes splashes. The ergonomic pump handle adds comfort with ease, making watering plants and grass effortless. I highly recommend this efficient pump sprayer for keeping your flowers 🌼🌹🌻, vegetables🍅🌽🥒, fruits 🍎🍋🍓 and seedlings🌱🌱🌱 well-nourished in your garden or private nursery.

I bought the CHAPIN SureSpray 1-Gallon Pump mainly for using backyard chemicals, especially weed killer, and it has worked great for that purpose. It’s easy to pump up and holds pressure well, so I don’t find myself constantly having to stop and repressurize it while I’m working. The nozzle is another thing I really like. It adjusts easily from a more pinpoint spray when I want to target a specific weed to a broader spray pattern when I need to cover a larger area. I’ve also had no issues with leaking around the nozzle. My one real complaint is that I wish it had a pressure-release valve. When you’re finished using it and there’s still pressure in the tank, opening it up can be a bit of a task. You have to deal with the pressure before you can easily open it, and a simple release valve would make that process much easier. Overall, this has been a reliable little pump sprayer for the backyard. It holds pressure, pumps easily, the nozzle gives you good control over the spray pattern, and I haven’t experienced any leaking. Bottom line: A good, straightforward 1-gallon sprayer that does what I bought it to do. I’d just like to see a pressure-release valve added to make cleanup and storage easier.

bought the same CHAPIN sprayer about two years ago and was very satisfied with it, so I decided to purchase the same model again. Unfortunately, the quality of the new one is noticeably worse. The plastic feels much thinner than my older one, and some of the edges are surprisingly sharp and poorly finished. More importantly, the connection between the hose and the spray nozzle leaks water during use. It's disappointing to see such a big difference in quality compared with the same model I purchased two years ago. I expected the same quality as my previous CHAPIN sprayer, but this one feels cheaper and has a leaking connection right out of the box. so need to refund!

So I was informed by a handyman that I could use a sprayer and a mixture of concentrated bleach and water to get rid of the green stuff on the side of my home (cement siding), and eliminate the need for a pressure washer, which has no regard for the siding, and can actually damage it overtime. I opted to find a good rated sprayer on Amazon, and I was on my way. It arrived in good condition; no damage to any components. The directions were somewhat helpful, as I've never used one of these pump-action sprayers before. However, they were not streamlined. I spent more time looking at the 'manual' and guessing which one I ordered to make sure there were no missing components (wand extension, etc. etc.). =/ However, when I finished reading the instructions and assembling it, things got better. The opening for the container is wide and good for a spill-proof encounter. Also, there are markings on the side telling you how much of what you've used. Of course, I needed to make sure I was using the correct amount of all liquids suggested (total of 4 liters, which is equivalent to 1 gallon... 3.785). I went for a heavily stained surface (per the bleach instructions), and I'm glad I did. Key points I learned were the following: 1). When you're using the mist function, you don't have to pump as often (it tells you to pump until you can't anymore, essentially, but for me, average was between 12-15, depending on the amount of liquid remaining in the container. Less liquid=more pumps; up to 20+ at times). When I used the streaming function, I had to pump more frequently (obviously because more liquid was being discharged) 2). When you're releasing remaining pressure from the chamber after most of the fluid has been used, and it's time for a refill, do so ever so gently... that exhaust could get ALL over your beautiful face... or explode if not done appropriately! LOL! It's not a fizzle... it's a booming FFFFSSSZZZZHHH!!!! But it doesn't go upward if done right... it's going outward. Phew. =) As for the statement the handyman made, he was right! This stuff helped me get rid of ALL of the green stuff growing on the side of my home. I just followed the instructions provided, and I was truly pleased. Nothing like a neat house. Also, I have a one-story home, but the ceiling is arched, and definitely the height of a two-story home. This thing got the mixture ALL THE WAY to the highest point of my home!! No ladder or nothing?! YO!! I couldn't believe it!! I mean it truly blew me away! I set it on stream, of course. I did it just by rotating the nozzle clockwise (facing away from me, just like a regular handheld spray bottle), pumped the crap out of the container, making sure to never stand over the container while doing so, pressed the handle on the wand, and voila! No more Incredible Hulk!! I did follow up with a water hose and rinsed the siding... it's just so nice. As for the container, I added water and a little soap to flush the lines prior to storage as recommended, though I'm assuming they'll stand the test of time. I had an overall great experience with this container. Oh! And I'm glad I didn't need the extension wand. When I pull it out again, I'm sure it'll not disappoint. 5 Stars. Hoping this review helps you in making your purchase. I guess we all like it when things go right for a daggone change. (= Have a wonderful day! Z.

Nice sized sprayer. I've used it for grass/weed killer, mulch glue, pest defense and wood stain. Worked well with each product. Just clean well. Sprays evenly. No complaints.

I’ve been really happy with this 1-gallon sprayer so far. I’m currently using it to spray for bugs around the outside of my home every few months, and it works great for that purpose. It’s easy to fill, pump, and use, and the spray comes out evenly without much effort. The 1-gallon size is also just right for what I need. Not too heavy when full, but large enough that I can get everything sprayed without constantly refilling it. After using it, I just rinse it out and store it until the next treatment. So far, it has held up well and has been simple and reliable. For occasional bug spraying, lawn treatments, or weed control, I think it’s a great value.

High quality material. Pump system is good to keep high pressure. Happy with this purchase.

Bought two of these CHAPIN 22000 International packs. The built quality is excellent, very functional, and easy to set up. The water pressure is consistent and good for gardening work. The water can be adjusted to either pressure spray or mist. The only downside is that the straight nozzle tube is a bit short. If they can double the length, it is ideal so that it can access the plants more easily. Another downside is that it does not come with a carry strap, as the water can be quite heavy when you need to move it around. You can modify by using a laptop bag strap. Overall, the twin pack is value for money, as the rugged material and spray mechanism can last a long time without breaking down.

Works great. Arrived on time. I would buy them again in the future.

I liked the sturdy build up of Sprayer of plant medicine. It has a good sprayer that goes good distance. I have used it at my home and farm. I am hoping it will last a long a long time.

Very good sprayer, adjustable spray, sprays well, not flimsy. I would recommend this product and also purchase from this seller again.