Chapin 26021XP A 2-Gallon Heavy-Duty Compression Sprayer for Professional Use, with 3 nozzles -one Brass, Pressure Relief Valve, Comfort Grip Handle, Translucent White

This is a good sprayer, It has a pressure relief valve rather than having to open the top to vent the pressure, and the wand has a comfortable grip. I would recomend this sprayer!!

Extremely well made sprayer. Brass adjustable spray tip, heavy duty hose, extra long wand make it a great bargain.

Seems like a great product so far, very sturdy and the handle is nice. We will see how it holds up over time but it is great now. We have had many sprayers on our farm over the years and upon initial assessment the seems like it will be one of the best we've ever had.

The best sprayer I have owned, has a long hose & good pressure. Easy to use.

Hose is long enough to make it easy to use and did not kink. I like the filter on the end of the pick up tube. The embossed fill gauge numbers are difficult to read and could be larger.

This was one of the only sprayers I could find with a metal nozzle. I purchased the 2 gallon unit specifically to spay vinyl siding cleaner on my house. Now I can clean one side of my house with one filling.

After I returned my order of same model to Amazon.com, (BTW, they are fast and courteous) due to two missing parts, I placed my order from Walmart.com for the un-opened box at $2.00 more. This model of Chapin garden sprayer looks sturdy and probably will last longer than my previous professional series Roundup sprayer. I like this model because it has a longer plastic spray wand, longer and lockable valve lever grip, clog preventive filter, and stable base. The only problem with this model: 1. The all-plastic wand will not stay vertically as pictured here. To solve the problem: I heated a short 3/4" PVC pipe to make it pliable over our cooking range, and then fit it slightly flat right where it should be near the base of the reservoir. And then, I Epoxy-glued that 3/4" PVC pipe at an angle where the tip will rest. 2. Next, I (carefully) heated the wand to make it pliable as well to bend it a little bit to reach the molded plastic grip along the edge of the black reservoir cover. Word of caution: This could void the manufacturer's warranty, so buyer should take the risk; if you don't know what you're doing, do not do this added modification. I'm a retired engineer and a handyman/gardener, as well.

The sprayer works well. My only issue is that if you can over-tighten the spray tip and damage the plastic under the tip, which causes the spray pattern to become lopsided. The threads on the tip should be designed so this cannot happen.

This sprayer is a piece of "cheap" built junk. The seals do not hold up to insecticides and Chapin costumer service says they must be washed after each use and water will even cause seals to go bad. I've used many other sprayers and never had this problem.

I was looking for a sprayer with a brass tip, and fan spray. If this product is fan tip, I'm still working out the settings. It has done the job so far.