Is the wand long enough that it eliminates the need to bend down to spray?
410679
From a 5'-9" person - Yes. Unless you are looking for pinpoint accuracy on a small, well-defined area, the wand is sufficiently long for typical gardening applications.
410680
I don't bend to spray but you need to adjust the nozzle spray pattern so its not too wide if you want control of the spray pattern- of course, this applies to all sprayers. I have been spraying commercially for years and this as good a sprayer and nozzle as you will find- well built and accurate. Hope this helps.
410681
Jim, the wand is, give or take, about twenty inches from nozzle to end of handle. I have found this size is perfectly fine - you can "tune" the nozzle to do anything from a long, long, stream, to a fan spray. I would say, the length of the wand really is not what you should be concerned about. I think, once you see the variable coverage the wand offers, you won't be too much concerned with the length. I should also mention that I have another, larger, sprayer, with a longer wand. Half the time the blamed thing is in the way. I think, for the money, you will be more than pleased with this sprayer. Jim, the wand is, give or take, about twenty inches from nozzle to end of handle. I have found this size is perfectly fine - you can "tune" the nozzle to do anything from a long, long, stream, to a fan spray. I would say, the length of the wand really is not what you should be concerned about. I think, once you see the variable coverage the wand offers, you won't be too much concerned with the length. I should also mention that I have another, larger, sprayer, with a longer wand. Half the time the blamed thing is in the way. I think, for the money, you will be more than pleased... » Read More Jim, the wand is, give or take, about twenty inches from nozzle to end of handle. I have found this size is perfectly fine - you can "tune" the nozzle to do anything from a long, long, stream, to a fan spray. I would say, the length of the wand really is not what you should be concerned about. I think, once you see the variable coverage the wand offers, you won't be too much concerned with the length. I should also mention that I have another, larger, sprayer, with a longer wand. Half the time the blamed thing is in the way. I think, for the money, you will be more than pleased with this sprayer. « Show Less
410682
If you are holding it by your hip, it comes within a foot of the ground out in front of you. It is about 1.5 - 2 feet long. Does that help?
1205986
I have not yet test the wand sprayer yet to see how far it will spray. I would think as long as your not trying to do trees over 10 ft it would work fine.
1399261
the wand it not too long, you still have to bend over. The carpet Brush is not that powerful, the brush rotates because of the suction of the vacuum, not motor on the brush. this vacuum is better for wood or tile floors.
84267
No. It is shaped into an "L". You can extended the ends but the bend will never change
1695365
You will enjoy this sprayer. It is well built. I did add about 6Ft of hose to the wand.
1716189
My sprayer reaches everywhere that I would want it to reach. It is plenty long enough for me. It doesn't overreach the opposite sink from where it is installed, but it reaches directly to the edge.
1622719
Yes, keep in mind though one extension makes the wand more difficult to control and will only get worse or impossible to handle as you add extensions.
1815775
The wand can attachto the rear of the canister (sort of a t shaped tab on the back of the nozzle which fits into a slot on the back of the canister) so it does not fall over if you have to walk away or get interrupted.
1643419
Yes, the nozzle tip is curved about 30 degrees which doesn't sound like a lot, but, that's all you need because you have to stand back away from the surface a few feet or the end pressure will blow the extended wand away from the cleaning surface. Keep in mind that you will need "step back" clearance as you lower the extended pole towardsthe ground. If you are looking for a gutter cleaner, they sell those also.
1643420
The end of the wand has a slight angle, about 30 degrees, which to me is pleny when cleaning vertical surfaces.
1404010
I have a longer (~14") angled pipe at the shower head, and this seems to give quite a bit when removing/replacing the handheld wand. I have found the secret of removal to be placing my thumb on the outer ring while pulling the lower part of the wand outward. So, I push with that thumb while pulling the wand out & up slightly. I hope it works for you!
2222866
With the floor attachment on the wand to where I grip it its approx. 4 feet in length, I am 6 foot and it does not bother me. But I can see where the wand could be longer. I use it twice a week on the whole house no problem, quick and easy!
2232668
The hand-held wand is movable from the vertical bar. The cord/hose length is about 3 ft.
50883
Sprayer is effective to about five feet. It's not meant for trees or tall shrubs.
691850
It has a telescoping handle that adjusts its length. You push a button and then can lengthen or shorten the handle length in increments. Not sure of the ultimate length, but the concept of the design is to allow you to easily reach high ceilings with the attachments. You will not have to bend over to vacuum floors.
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No. The unit comes with two extension wands. When attached, the length is approximately 3 feet. I am 5' 10" and I can clean my 8 ft. ceiling with no problem.
564269
Not really. The nozzles are not meant for that type of precise work and the pressure would be too high and vary so much as to make control tough. An airbrush is the way to go for you.