Is this liquid spray or power?
588371
I just hold my breath to protect my lungs from the nasty toxins, and then I spray the amount I need into a paper cup. Then I put on some hair color gloves or any kind of glove and stick my fingers in the colored liquid and manipulate it through my hair. This way I have the control of where I want it. It stops you from using to much, so it's not so heavy. You protect your lungs. And you avoid getting it on your scalp. And it makes it last alot longer. Just be creative and stay healthy while doing so.
588372
Liquid. Verymuch like the spray kids use on halloween to change thier hair color.
588373
It's a powder spray. Shake can, press aerosol nozzle & aim powder like spray onto gray areas. Finish is natural. Doesn't look matte.
588374
The spray is wet and dries pretty quickly. I love it. Just wish it came in larger bottles!
474328
It is not aerosol, but works kind of like a pump spray, although you cannot open the can. I have never had an issue with it or any damage where I have used it.
2230361
No power like no electric or it's just not real strong? It takes a while to move a lot of water. Seems to have about the same pressure as my garden hose does. If we have a big rain or I need to remove the water fast, then I use a good old fashioned sump pump I got from Home Depot. Hope this helps
42351
It is a soft spray that is definitely liquid. I have not seen any changes in it as of yet, but I do remember having the original Joy linger in my clothes when I have used it in the past. I can remember taking a piece of clothing out of the closet a week or so later with whiffs of that perfect smell on it. I really like this product although I can't remember smelling it on anything, after an hour or so, including me.
389326
Nope! No power needed, it's completely manual. The switch on the unit uses the water pressure to turn the spray on and off.
2055962
I didn't use both, but I'm sure the concentrate goes a lot further than the spray bottle. I used this up in like 5 applications on three potted veggie/fruit plants.
1585838
Yes. I only use water, never diesel and it worked just fine. I still used a little surfactant, but in reality I'm not sure it needed that either. Dry weather during spraying takes care of that.
1368610
Not sure the PSI. I use it to power a portable hand washing sink. Wide open, provides enough water to wet and rinse soap. Not enough to power spray anything though
867306
The jet spray is the best I have seen . This is by far the best sprayer I have found it really does have the power. Buy this one not the cheaper knock off one its heavy and well made and made in USA. They are good folks to buy from I had mine in just a few days. Oh you asked how strong the spray . I can wash my car in my driveway and spray the sidewalk across the street . Hope this helps.
999965
It wouldnt work as a spray. Its more like a squirt. Im not sure if that makes sense, but its not a spray nozzle. Hope that helps.
1619455
It has a wide spray pattern which I like with good pressure. (I have good pressure coming into my home as well). It does have a noise though coming from within, I imagine the impeller that charges it, but it doesn't bother me.
537567
It is a hair spray. It is heavy so it does weigh your hair down a bit but if you run your fingers through your hair a few times, it's like you didn't spray anything. I don't know if that makes sense!
635918
Correct - it is liquid (watery) and not gel-based. So, it sprays on easily.
339204
It should be a gel, not liquid. There is a spray version that I know of, but this one is definitely a gel. You should return it or talk to Amazon or the seller, if not Amazon.
1289489
Yes the spray is sort of a gel type liquid, it dries and sticks quickly after applying. Hope this helps!
556776
I did not know, so I went and checked. When all connected and plugged in, I turned on the main power to the blower unit. There was air coming out of the spray nozzle at a full flow, without touching the trigger.
516180
Liquid. It does come with instructions. I used 2 oz of cyzmic per 1 gallon of water (had a fly problem outside but this helped with flies, ants, bees, etc.) in a garden sprayer. Very easy to use and depending on what you need it for you can adjust the 2oz/1gal ratio. There is a chart with insects it works for (around 70 species if I'm not mistaken) and the proper solution strength. It lasted longer than I expected (label says around 3 months per application) and it came really close to that.