How is it applied? Does it come with a sprayer for use on the container?
2061953
No you have to put it in a spray bottle. An old windex bottle that's cleaned out, or something like that. Just shake it well first.
2061954
No it doesn't come with a sprayer, but you can use any empty household sprayer bottle, just shake the gallon pour into the spray bottle and start spraying. It's not harmful to humans or pets but it does leave a kinda sticky residue, and it has a pleasant smell, like eucalyptus.
301759
It is concentrated, so I would mix with water according to label instructions and pour that into the sprayer and have at it. Thoroughly clean the sprayer after use even if you are going to use it only with this product.
1257978
Yes, it comes with good instructions. However, there is more than one way to apply the treatment. Go to the internet and look up alternative treatment methods. You should decide for yourself which works best. You dilute the oil with water and liquid dish soap until it becomes a very light paste and then you spray it on the yard. Let it soak in before watering. The gallon container will go a long way. You spray on a very diluted oil--the actual castor bean that the oil is derived from is very poisonous.
2093418
It is concentrated, soit attaches to your hose and mixes it in with water while spraying...hope this helps!
916385
The concentrate needs to be mixed with water. You can still put it in a sprayer with the proper mix of water to concentrate and spray.
337880
Dear Peter, My original purchase came in a spray bottle. I put some of this in that bottle. I use it full strength - it works well. Good luck!
1759869
This is a highly concentrated solution. You will need to dilute to proper strength before spraying. You will need a good quality sprayer. I bought one for about $15 on Amazon. The plastic sprayers make it easier to mix because they allow you to see how much liquid is in there.
1912794
What kind of applicator is used -- hand sprayer, bottle on garden hose, or what? Thank you.
1289489
Yes the spray is sort of a gel type liquid, it dries and sticks quickly after applying. Hope this helps!
786803
It comes with a container of liquid that you spray on the shield to apply it. It was very simple to do. I found that I had to squeegee it a lot to make sure that there were no bubbles. After it had dried, it was completely flat and has worked great.
1585362
You can spray with a pump sprayer however, I found this product unacceptable. It did not work at all on my deck.
213309
I found its not very easy, but doable. I vigorously shake the container first (doesn't do much to rid it of the clumps) but I think it distributes the ingredients in the container if needed. Then I measure out the amount to go in water. Since I use a pump sprayer its fairly easy to VIGOROUSLY SHAKE the pump sprayer after adding the 3&1 to the measured out water. Then I pump it to pressure and spray one plant. While moving to the next plant I shake the sprayer again. Since its never clogged the nozzle I think that pretty much works. One thing - after spraying it really does create a not-too-pleasant odor. But the stuff does work on powdery mildew which is the main problem I use it for.
1991482
Mine did come as shown, however the cleaner is super concentrated, therefore you are going to need another bottle. I used a plastic water bottle, and the included sprayer fit perfectly on top. It is a great product!
1746353
there is no sprayer. It's just a steady stream. I personally have not found this to be a problem.
981548
I didn't need a spray bottle. The top isn't one that you screw off. The top is just one of those where you push one half of it down and there is a small opening that allows it to come through. It is the consistency of a thin lotion almost so I don't think a spray bottle would work.
635556
i do not use the sprayer . my yard man does. he has had no trouble that i am aware of.
790377
no sprayer, you have to purchase one. I have used this 2yrs in a row, like the cleaner very much. I purchased a garden sprayer for the application. ...Rita C.