Chapin Homepro 28002 2-Gallon Multi-Purpose Lawn & Garden Sprayer

I highly recommend this 2 gallon handheld sprayer by Chapin. It's a very sturdy, well-made sprayer. It comes with a large variety of different nozzles for different types of jobs. My husband used it to spray the entire outside of our house to get the green mildew off the siding this weekend. He especially liked that the sprayer has its own separate carrying handle. It was easy to spray all the different areas because of the different attachments. It comes with a reinforced hose so it won't kink or clog. It is easy to assemble and easy to take apart after use to clean. This coming weekend he's going to use it to clean our backyard deck. If you are looking for a sturdy well made sprayer, then this is for you.

I purchased this because I have a Chapin battery poewered backpack sprayer, that I love, but dropped the sprayer end and broke the sprayer nozzel. It was going to take 10 days to get a new sprayer nozzel, so i bought this hoping the the nozzels would fit. They do! It came with various nozzels including a brass one and 2 adjustable sprayer heads. I had already sprayed the largest areas w the back pack (4gal) so I finished w this 2 gal and it is very well worth the money. It has larger stronger hoses and nozzles . Well worth the money! I will be using this one a lot.

This handheld sprayer is lightweight and easy to use. I've used several times and each time the nozzle releases a fine even mist. There were no issues with clogging or kinking in the hose. Very well made product! Makes spraying my garden very easy and simple.

This is an awesome sprayer. I already had a roundup 2 gallon sprayer so i didn't need this but i saw it and bought it anyway. This is high quality all the way. Assembly was a piece of cake , just screw on a couple of pieces. This will last a ling time , but i am going to order another one for spraying soap for when i clean my vinyl siding.

Wanted to buy a carpet cleaner but it felt like a waste of money. So instead I got this 2 gallon sprayer and a massive wet/dry shop vac called The Beast, by Vacmaster. I put hot water and a little carpet cleaner in here, and spray the carpets. Then suck it dry with The Beast. Both the sprayer and The Beast have other uses, so it's effective and economical. I've used the sprayer to clean window wells and bathroom fixtures and floors, along with a brush. It's not as powerful as a sink sprayer, not quite, but it rinses all right with a little patience. The main thing is, I can get the water places without lugging around a spray can or pitcher or something. I'm sure I'll use it in the garden as well. It's got a nice action with four settings. My toddler pumps for me, no sweat. Lots of spray per pump.

Do not waste your money. I had to work on it for an hour before I got it sealed completely. It has high pressure at first, but after 10 seconds it’s barely has any pressure at all. And once I thought I had it all tightened and sealed I didn’t. If you use the handle, it causes the hose to leak again.

I've tried all the attachments...checked all the O rings and tightened everything. This thing just does not work. There's an air leak somewhere. Already filled with chemicals so I can't return it.

Was missing a crucial piece! The spray head that goes on the end of the wand was not in the box! Without that, you get one puny squirt, then no pressure!

Something was terribly wrong with this sprayer. The top would not screw on tightly and the pump handle would not release. So, this sprayer was useless. I returned it and purchased a cheaper model which works great.

perfect size and worked great twice; third attempt to use and the pressure release valve would not seal. Unit would not hold pressure. This unit was washed thoroughly between uses as have all my previous sprayers. Have not found one yet that would work beyond one season --- and now not even after a couple uses.