How does it spray exactly? Stream, cone, fog?
222587
Stream which I'd better to me. Makes it easier to control and doesn't use as much.
222588
Fog. Unless it is not shaken or it has been sitting for a long time in which it would then be stream
222589
This particular pepper spray has a Stream spray. I went with the stream in case there happens to be wind to try and keep as much from blowing back at me in case I do need to use it. It also reaches slightly further than cone or fog. Although cone is great at close range.
805570
I haven't tried to create just a steady stream but there are several nozzles to choose from and I believe one of time should get you close to that spray pattern. This sprayer is a hi-flow unit that actually doesn't have a nozzle to create a "true mist" pattern like some of the smaller, light-duty designs. I use mine for ditchbanks, whole yard and any large spray jobs I have. Hope this helps.
664242
The fogger is extremely easy to use and works very well, but I have found that I needed to repeat the application to get the results I wanted. I am in MA on a lake and it is damp and I have treated a crawl space area. Where are you located?
1186442
Adjust the flow you want and lock the trigger. There is a button on top of the trigger just push it in. the flow will be reduced on continuous spray. It works well just have to remember it you want a strong flow to press the trigger to a strong flow before engaging the lock button.
2105719
It sprays a nice mist. Most others I have tried are gloppy and not uniform. Great product. I have been using it to mount large photos for years.
2211167
Actually my husband does the spraying and I see him in a fog that looks like smoke. It seems to cling to the shrubs because it takes a very hard rain to lose the effects. wear a mask and long sleeved shirt, it doesn't take long to apply but you really need a shower and throw your clothes directly in the washer because everything in your house will start to stink and nauseate you. This isn't a joke if you have kids or pets or anyone with health issues. Just use basic precautions and you will have good results. You really don't see any bodies alive or dead except maybe some flies around the outside of the house. By the way check for neighbor kids before you start spraying. Actually my husband does the spraying and I see him in a fog that looks like smoke. It seems to cling to the shrubs because it takes a very hard rain to lose the effects. wear a mask and long sleeved shirt, it doesn't take long to apply but you really need a shower and throw your clothes directly in the washer because everything in your house will start to stink and nauseate you. This isn't a joke if you have kids or pets or anyone with health issues. Just use basic precautions and you will have good results. You really don't see any bodies alive or dead except maybe some flies around the... » Read More Actually my husband does the spraying and I see him in a fog that looks like smoke. It seems to cling to the shrubs because it takes a very hard rain to lose the effects. wear a mask and long sleeved shirt, it doesn't take long to apply but you really need a shower and throw your clothes directly in the washer because everything in your house will start to stink and nauseate you. This isn't a joke if you have kids or pets or anyone with health issues. Just use basic precautions and you will have good results. You really don't see any bodies alive or dead except maybe some flies around the outside of the house. By the way check for neighbor kids before you start spraying. « Show Less
1907689
It has an adjustable tip . it sprays from a narrow stream to about a 5 foot circle
119351
It shoots a stream of fluid (pretty powerful stream I might add). Spray the canister horizontally over the subject's eyes (aim ear to ear). It sprays 10 feet according to the packaging. I have not actually measured the distance, although I test fired it and that seems to be accurate.
525703
Its rather like rubbing alcohol, actually its one of the ingredients. I think the best way to apply is with an atomizer.
1466571
It is a wet application, it comes with a little spray bottle, easy to use, getting it on and sliding it into just the right position is the key.
516183
It's a pasty liquid that you mix with water. Instructions are on the product label. Pretty simple: Mix, point, spray.
1912935
It shoots out like 9 feet and after two full sprays it can cover a room pretty good. Great for parties, perfect for halloween decoration, lots of fun with laser lights. Comes with some fog liquid but i'd buy a gallon of some if your planning on using it a lot. For lights i suggest American DJ, got two of their lights and haven't had any problems with them at all. If your thinking about buying it then just do it, its worth it. After 20 mins of it left on it could fog up a normal sized room completely, and thats a lot of fun too.
1846894
Ours sprays like a squirt gun and doesn't seem to have any issues. Also doesn't seem to be any adjustment. Hope that helps
2093418
It is concentrated, soit attaches to your hose and mixes it in with water while spraying...hope this helps!
198501
Hello JaNell. I only used once, for Halloween last year, and it worked great...a big hit on the street! I'd say it 'cycles', blowing fog on/off for 5-10 seconds at a time. I'd consider it more of a pause than a stop. It would blow fog for 5 seconds or so, then pause for about 5 seconds. And it would repeat until it got low on fog juice. It didn't stop for any extended period of time due to over-heating while I had it running. I'd say it was on from 5 pm until 10 pm. You do have to hold the button down for continuous fogging. I just taped it down with duct tape and put a small weight on top. Hope that helps. Jeff Hello JaNell. I only used once, for Halloween last year, and it worked great...a big hit on the street! I'd say it 'cycles', blowing fog on/off for 5-10 seconds at a time. I'd consider it more of a pause than a stop. It would blow fog for 5 seconds or so, then pause for about 5 seconds. And it would repeat until it got low on fog juice. It didn't stop for any extended period of time due to over-heating while I had it running. I'd say it was on from 5 pm until 10 pm. You do have to hold the button down for continuous fogging. I just taped it down with duct tape and put a small weight on top.... » Read More Hello JaNell. I only used once, for Halloween last year, and it worked great...a big hit on the street! I'd say it 'cycles', blowing fog on/off for 5-10 seconds at a time. I'd consider it more of a pause than a stop. It would blow fog for 5 seconds or so, then pause for about 5 seconds. And it would repeat until it got low on fog juice. It didn't stop for any extended period of time due to over-heating while I had it running. I'd say it was on from 5 pm until 10 pm. You do have to hold the button down for continuous fogging. I just taped it down with duct tape and put a small weight on top. Hope that helps. Jeff « Show Less
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We tried to use it outdoors for Halloween. As a result, the water drops didn't affect us. But if you're using it indoors, you need to place something under the bowl, etc., you're using to protect furniture. Word of caution . . . this fogger works well, but not long. It will operate only in shallow water, with the result being it doesn't work very long.
656371
I used froggys fog swamp juice which worked really great and produced the best low flying fog I have ever tried but you can use any kind of fluid you prefer.