can you use it to spray liquid fertilizer?
289012
As long as you can get the product to dissolve completely you should not have a problem. If it is granular and not dissolved completely then it may clog the nozzle but is easy to clean out.
289013
I think you can however I would filter the mixture if you are making it from pellets. Also I would rinse with water after.
989696
You should be able to spray anything liquid that is free of solid particals
1512541
I wouldn't think so. This is for pellet/crystalized products for week killer and fertilizer. It could also spread seeds -
1070783
This is the slow release fertilizer. By dissolving it you would loose the adventurous feature of this product. I suggest look up liquid fertilizers.
1182482
You can. But I would NOT! It is liquid poison!!! You can spray in areas that won't contaminate food/dishes, etc.
1174888
All of the liquids I've used in it are water based, so spraying plain water should be no problem. The spray pattern is circular and a fairly fine mist, which would be good for the leaves of plants. It may take a while to soak the ground under the plant if this is what you want to do. The wand is 3 ft. in length, my only criticism. A longer wand would make it easier to reach into plant beds in your case and into road ditches in my case. Hope this helps. Also see handle pin replacement recommendation from another reviewer. I did this and it is worth doing.
1076255
I believe you could. I use this on a battery powered backpack sprayer for blanket treatment weed control on lawns. I'm pushing about 25 psi I believe it could handle 45 psi.
437682
Don't know....I've only used it for grass seed and fertilizer and it doesn't work great for that either.
1509320
It worked well with homemade fertilizer, which I assume is much thicker than liquid cleaner. I put a PVC pipe in the bucket I was siphoning from so I could make sure the liquid was siphoned off. When I noticed the level was not dropping, I increased the flow of the nozzle.
2013824
You could but this stuff is essentially tar in a spray can. Not the best idea for a hose.
1552836
Sorry I have never used it for that.i use it for weed killer spray, works great for this.
1585834
Yes you can, I bought a Gilmore sprayer that attaches to my garden hose, it works like magic. Simply choose the setting[ 1-10 ] for the amount of herbicide to water and spray, three days later no leaves and the target is dead...............hope this helps.
488811
It is not recommended in the manual. But I personally do not see any problems with very fine liquid nutrients or fertilizers.
1149506
I doubt you'd like the results! The sprayer puts out a rather uneven (for painting) spray and has a limited range of spray patterns which are are simply controlled by the nozzle. I'd recommend an inexpensive paint sprayer. It's also designed to work with a very thin liquid.
1525048
I haven't done this, but don't see why not. The stain probably isn't any thicker than other gardening solutions commonly used in this sprayer. Thinking that it may be easier to throw sprayer away after the job, or spend a whole lot of time doing a proper cleaning so as not affect future spraying .
2129851
Absolutely! When I was researching this product, I saw people using it for mailboxes, house letters, outdoor lights, etc. In fact, we painted our house numbers with it months ago and they look great. I think you'll love this product BUT . . . don't buy it with this nozzle!!!! The nozzle does not work very well. You would like this product more if you buy it in a can with the regular nozzle, then buy one of Rustoleum's clip-on nozzles to use it with. MUCH better operating and way less wasteful. Trust me on this one! I wasted nearly a whole can of paint with this stupid nozzle. It sputtered all over the place. Lots of reviewers warned me, but I didn't listen and sure enough they were right. The paint itself is great, though.
1565576
You can, but your're not really supposed to. It can get sticky inside of the nozzle and cause it not to work. If you do, I'd make sure to run C02 through it afterwards and maybe fill a cup with hot water to soak the nozzle in to make sure nothing is left in it to gum it up.