will it work with no pre mixing sprayer connected to water hose? if so, is setting of 2tsp for one gallon will work?
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I wouldn't recommend it. Prodiamine, straight out of the container, is in granular form. Each granule is about 1 mm in diameter. All the hose end sprayers I know of require dispensing of the product as a liquid. For my application, which is to treat for Annual Bluegrass (Poa Annua) in a Zoysia lawn, I used a 3 gallon backpack tank sprayer. I measured 3/4 Tbsp. Prodiamine and poured it into a quart container. I then added 3 cups water and mixed the two together into a concentrate. I then poured the concentrate into the backpack tank sprayer and added water to make 3 gallons. 3 gallons will treat 750 sq. ft. The amount to use is 1/4 Tbsp. Prodiamine per gallon of water. Each gallon will treat 250 sq. ft. There are 3 tsp. in a Tbsp.
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I used a hose end sprayer. Figure out how much you need for the area in square feet you are going to treat. Put that much in the reservoir and fill with water. The granules dissolve quickly, shake often to keep well mixed as you spray. I use a moderate setting and apply evenly over the area. It is important not to try to do more than 3-4000 s.f. in one go because you need a moderate flow rate from the mixture to make sure it works well.
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OK, here's the scoop from the bottle. You can you a hose end sprayer if the dilution rate can be adjusted to 2.67 oz per gallon of water. I personally use a tank style sprayer for a more controlled application.
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Absolutly! This little spray can use either 1 or 5 gal buckets. I did my entire basement with two 5gal buckets. I found teh overall functionality with the 5 gal to be a bit more cumbersome. My advice...have a plan for spraying the surface area defined before you begin, it wil help minimize the movement of the sprayer with the bucket.
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I connected my filter unit to a non-sprayer faucet. I had other questions when I first bought my unit and connected directly with the manufacturer. Their information was accurate, complete, and thoughtful. My suggestion would be to hear what they have to say about your options.
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yes you must use distilled water to avoid leaving deposits in the sprayer. power cord is quite long- I haven't measured exactly, but at least 4 feet
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It would damage the bottle and the sprayer. Sadly it really only works with the bottle. The spray nozzle does have a setting for water only and off so you can use it as a regular nozzle.
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I use this in and outside my home, I have a 1 gallon sprayer which works well for large areas, I do use a small hand held sprayer for touch ups inside. Chris
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Minimum is 25psi maximum is 100psi. Should work fine w/ two sprinklers. As long as you have a standard 3/4' fitting on hour hose should work fine. I use mine with a splitter.
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You probably could, if you put a splitter fitting on the inbound water line before you connect it. Finding the right fitting might be a chore though. There's no option for an additional sprayer the way it comes.
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you have to mix it in a pump sprayer according to dilution direction,about one ounce to a gallon water..
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Not sure of the mix ratio. On the label. You can use hose end or pump sprayer
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This will work! Buy the gallon jug, pour it into a sprayer & spray away,remember though if it rains you have to redo it
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Is your sprayer a pump sprayer or a hose end sprayer? I don't think the hose end sprayers work with this product (but I'm not certain about that). I used a generic pump sprayer and mixed according to the directions on the bottle. It does take a few months and it does need to rain. Maybe give it a little more time, especially if it's been dry. Also I called the company directly with some questions prior to purchasing and they were extremely helpful. They may have some better advice.
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Hello,I pour some into a 3 - 5 gallon sprayer that would normally be used to spray your garden.It is the pump top style. Works Great!
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No, that device is a no go. The feed simply does not work. It is very random and unsteady. Get instead the Gilmour 362 hose end sprayer. Works like a champ!
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I suppose you can, however, keep in mind that roundup will kill anything it touches. There is the additional problem of the formula, in that it is basically designed to use 6 oz., to 2 gallons of water. I am not sure how a hose end sprayer would adjust to that formula.
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no! its is a 1hot/cold input. you can run the faucet and sprayer at same time on the same input. both sprayer and faucet are after the control valve(control valve controls temp and pressure/volume) and share that output.