We dont have a sprayer. Is this like a paste/foam when mixed up that I could maybe pour out over my patio or is it only liquid?
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I used it like a detergent - mixed the powder with water and then used it with a deck brush to scrub and clean my deck.
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I sprayed from the provided metal container. I had issues with it the whole time though. If i wasn't angling the sprayer up then it would just blow air. That makes it impossible to spray anything less than a foot and half or so off the ground. I wouldn't bother buying this sprayer. Spend the extra money and get something of real quality with plenty of positive reviews. If you're cool with throwing away $60 just send it to me and I'll find something to waste it on.
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The sprayer should not have liquid. It might have been used and returned. Send it back.
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Hi, Unfortunately mixing it with water will make it become more mud-like and the sprayer won't work. My husband just takes his hands and puts it around the lawn and around the plants. There aren't any chemicals in it so you can touch it. Thank you. Wheatgrasskits
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You can do a Partial job. Removing the spray tip, and taking a plastic bag and put it over the handle with the trigger. I believe the store time on this product is like almost a year. This last project I did, my Foam It Green was delivered in Oct, but I ran out of time to do my project. It was not done till like 6 months later, and the stuff was fine. The temps have to rite on the cylinder and the place you are doing it in for the chemicals to work properly. Go to the Foam It Green web site and they explain this on how to store. Hope this helps.
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It is liquid. I use a pump sprayer to mix it in, and then spray my foundation. I also spray the inside of my crawlspace and we are bug free. Yes, it comes with instructions.
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It comes with a very small amount of the surfactent but I recommend you get the larger bottle, available on Amazon. It is concentrated and I usually make it in a 2 quart sprayer and spot spray areas, I haven't need to do a whole yard. Be sure to follow the directions on the bottle. Your area will brown out, even other grasses, but mine have usually come back after awhile, while the bermuda dies. I usually throw out some grass seed as soon as I can (weather permitting) just to help fill in. Also, don't use it when it is extremely hot outside - I think it recommends using it when temps are in the 70s or so, in order to prevent damage to other grasses. Good luck! It comes with a very small amount of the surfactent but I recommend you get the larger bottle, available on Amazon. It is concentrated and I usually make it in a 2 quart sprayer and spot spray areas, I haven't need to do a whole yard. Be sure to follow the directions on the bottle. Your area will brown out, even other grasses, but mine have usually come back after awhile, while the bermuda dies. I usually throw out some grass seed as soon as I can (weather permitting) just to help fill in. Also, don't use it when it is extremely hot outside - I think it recommends using it when temps are in... » Read More It comes with a very small amount of the surfactent but I recommend you get the larger bottle, available on Amazon. It is concentrated and I usually make it in a 2 quart sprayer and spot spray areas, I haven't need to do a whole yard. Be sure to follow the directions on the bottle. Your area will brown out, even other grasses, but mine have usually come back after awhile, while the bermuda dies. I usually throw out some grass seed as soon as I can (weather permitting) just to help fill in. Also, don't use it when it is extremely hot outside - I think it recommends using it when temps are in the 70s or so, in order to prevent damage to other grasses. Good luck! « Show Less
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Never used it because it was not a spray...more of a liquid foam. I was afraid it would damage the mattress. Ended up buying diatomaceous earth powder which worked great.
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J., If you review the label, you'll learn there is no mention or directions indicating that it can be mixed with water. Basically its to be applied by sprinkling it over the lawn so to answer you question; you need to apply it as a powder.Cheers,JonathanCustomer CareU-Spray Bugspray
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I mix it according to the directions and put it in a pump up sprayer. If you are in the sun you need to work fast or it will dry before you get it rinsed. I was using it on semi trailers and used it too quickly so will probably try to thin it a little farther next time so a bottle will go farther
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It is a granular substance that sits on top of the soil. As the plant is watered, it slowly dissolves into the soil over a period of several weeks. It is meant to be a systemic insecticide which is drawn in by the roots, so no, I don't think it would dissolve quickly and thoroughly enough to use in a sprayer. ALSO, if you pull-up the product label on-line, you could contact the manufacturer.
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Right out of the bottle. I bought a rolled felt type applicator the wasn't worth a bean as this is as thin as water and it just dripped all over the tile. Use a small foam brush, it's easier.
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For a number of years I have mixed mine in an "old fashioned" garden watering can, poured it on, and it has worked very well. Not sure if a sprayer would put down enough of the Roundup or not.
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This is a liquid... I used it on my outdoor plants... after I bought it my husband told me to buy Pro Trust, which I feel works so much better. www.protrustproducts.com
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Its just an aerosol can. So spray until it's empty. If needed to use it once, empty or not, I wouldn't want to take my chances with having enough in the future.
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I mixed it 3oz per gallon and I used a Smith contractor series two gallon pump sprayer for application. I spot sprayed and reapplied in two weeks with outstanding results. I had a couple of large areas and numerous "stragglers".
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A common lawn and garden sprayer with an adjustable nozzle will do. Alternatively you could use a paint roller (3/4" nap).