can I use bleach and spray 12 feet up?
923991
The other thing you have to remember is that if you are spraying bleach straight up, then you are going you be showered with your bleach formula as it bounces off of the surface. better off getting a small ladder, getting up a bit higher, and aiming at an angle that also takes wind direction into consideration. You get maximum distance by pumping it up has hard as possible, and making the jet spray as pointed as possible. If you are doing that kind of spraying for a while, then you should be re-pumping-up the pressure more frequently to keep it at top pressure.
923992
yes on bleach, I have not tried to spray it that far but it might make it, you can adjust the spray nozzle
923993
Easlily - just put it on a stream line setting and pump her up I would say you can get 16 feet - It's a pretty basic sprayer but made just fineand it's pretty basic - 2 gallons which is nice as well.
923994
My experience would say no. You will not reach 12' if you are going straight up. This may spray 12' or more along a more horizontal plane using elevation to obtain maximum distance. However if you point upwards around 80% my estimate would be more like 8' with a bleach type liquid. You might get 10' if you really pump it up and there is no wind present to deflect the stream.
77225
there's spray cleaners with bleach. a few spritzes, rinse and you're set. (the wash machine doesn't cut it!)
1018098
sorry, I used it for painting so I don't know how it works with bleach. May want to check out 3M web site, good luck.
1460625
With a decent step ladder, you should be able to spray, the eaves ok. I have a very high ceiling about 15 ft at my front door and im able to spray it all without a ladder
1867726
Cheryl, I actually have not used the sprayer as yet because I ordered it over the winter-here in the Northeast. Neverthless, I don't think it has any limitation on what chemical liquid can run through it, particulalry Bleach. I plan on putting things more potent than Bleach through mine. The only thing I think the size weighs in on the equation is how much you can carry or fill without having to stop to add more. The large will hold plenty. By the way, it looks real sturdy.
2157067
You can. Fill the hose end sprayer half full. The trouble is this: Your hose end sprayer should thereafter only be used for insecticides.
1965235
I have an area about that big. If you want to cover the area all at once, no. The higher the spray, the wider it goes. I would say when I have it on full blast, I can get it down to about 8-10 feet.
387321
No. Their wasn't any directions like that. I asked a local business that sells sprayers and parts. They told me the tips should be 13 to 15 inches above the ground to get my 7 ft pattern
2284262
The directions on the bottle I bought says to use outdoors only. The manufacturer's website says it's not bleach and it worked better than bleach for us.
930015
I never tried. It's easy to control the wetness, & it's light & long enough to reach 8 ft ceilings. Go for it! Ratired..
1883750
No, you will need 30 lbs + pressure to reach your 12 feet... Suggest a diaphram pumping sprayer or electric 12 volt model.
831763
Hi the bleach solution would probably be enough, but adding it to both won't hurt Hope this helps
119350
check out youtube videos.dont want to waste. shot other models they have a six to ten foot spray more of a stream.
1637928
Yes but don't use to much pressure or keep the nozzle too close. I would start farther away and work onward safely. Wouldn't want you to spray away anything more than dirt. :)
199527
Yes you can use bleach as long as you rinse the sprayer very well after use.
1750464
It would take at least a pint to get it up to spray nozzle . It has a 25 foot hose. Use the smaller hand held Wagner for your furniture. I painted half my house with the small one.
1157349
don't think so but alcohol would be a good thing to try. Love Vivid Bleach!