CHAPIN 1-Gallon Pump Sprayer, Easy Use for Home & Garden | Durable lightweight tank; ideal for weed control, plant care and cleaning with adjustable nozzle, long hose and easy pump

Great quality sprayer! It is sturdy, easy to use, and works very well. The spray is even and consistent, making it perfect for watering plants, applying fertilizers, or spraying other liquids. I am very happy with this purchase and highly recommend it…

Needed to get rid of some insect pests around my new home and the spray need a pump to mix and apply. This container is a high quality plastic even after I have dropped it a few times. It has held up very well and not leaked at all. It has a an excellent vacuum seal to keep the pressure consistwhen spraying. The nozzle twiats very simply and you can adjust from a wide spray or a stream or in between. Easy to adjust for any spray pattern. It is easy and versatile to take with you as it makes out at 1 gallon mix of liquid. Great overall sprayer

I have not had any luck over the years with pump up sprayers. They all were deficient in one way or another. This sprayer eliminated any worries I might have had when purchasing. It is well designed, feels strong and hefty like it means business. Easy to assemble and the functionality is flawless! To fill the sprayer, remove the pump, and add the product. Lock the pump handle by pressing down and turning until you feel the handle drop into lock mode. Then make a quarter turn to lock. Pump until you begin to feel pretty good resistance to the pumping action. It doesn't take long, at all. The sprayer tip is adjustable, but the setting right out of the box is perfect for my needs. It sprays a solid cone about 3" in diameter when the spray is fully charged. A full pressure charge will last about 3 minutes, under constant spraying, before it starts to shrink a bit. That is the clue to recharge. Simply pump again until the you feel resistance to pumping. Note: The instructions state to thread the hose connection onto the pump body until there is no gap between the end of the hose connection and the pump body. You will not be able to do this all the way by hand. I used a pair of pump pliers to tighten to the appropriate connection. After a 15 minute test spray on moss, I am totally sold on this product. I don't think you can find a better one for the money. Heartily endorsed!

This was a good product. Excellent for cleaning and staining wood deck. Used it for rot wood cleaning solution and to spray on wood stain. It is tedious to constantly pump especially when spraying on stain for an even coat. All in all I do recommend for simple affordable tool.

We have two of these sprayers that we use for different things. They are fantastic! I love that you just pump them up, twist the handle, and press the nozzle controller down and get a continuous flow of whatever it is you are spraying out of it. You don’t have to repeatedly squeeze a trigger nozzle. We use Simple Green in one to spray down our artificial turf rectangle where the dogs go potty. We use spider spray in the other one. It definitely makes spraying things much more simple.

I've got about half an acre of yard and dealing with weeds used to be a nightmare. I had this cheap pump sprayer from the hardware store that I'd been using for years and it was always giving me problems. The pump would lose pressure after like 2 minutes, the nozzle would clog constantly, and the whole thing just felt like it was barely holding together. Finally threw it away and got this Chapin sprayer and wow, what a difference. First thing I noticed is how solid it feels. The tank is thick plastic that doesn't flex or feel cheap, the pump handle is metal and actually comfortable to use, and all the fittings and connections feel secure. My old sprayer always felt like I was one pump away from breaking something. This one feels like it's built to last. I keep this in my shed along with all my lawn care stuff - weed killer, fertilizer, the works. The 1-gallon size is perfect for my needs. It's big enough that I'm not constantly refilling it, but not so huge that it's a pain to carry around when it's full. Takes me about 20-25 minutes to spray my whole yard and I usually have to refill it once. The pump mechanism on this is so much better than my old one. You pump it up to build pressure and it actually holds that pressure. I can spray for a good 5-10 minutes before I need to pump it again. My old sprayer I'd have to stop and pump like every 30 seconds which was super annoying. Being able to just walk around and spray without constantly stopping to pump makes the whole job so much faster. The anti-clog filter is legit. I mix my own weed killer solutions and sometimes there's sediment or particles in there. My old sprayer would clog up constantly and I'd have to stop, unscrew the nozzle, clean it out, and start over. This one has a filter in the tank that catches all that stuff before it gets to the nozzle. I've been using it for like 6 months and haven't had a single clog. Huge improvement. The adjustable nozzle is really useful too. You can twist it to change from a fine mist to a more concentrated stream. I use the mist setting when I'm doing broad coverage on the lawn, and the stream setting when I'm targeting specific weeds or spraying along the fence line. Having that versatility in one tool is great instead of needing different sprayers for different jobs. I use this mainly for weed killer but I've also used it for liquid fertilizer, pest control spray for my garden, and even for spraying down my deck with cleaner before power washing. It's super versatile and works great for all of it. The tank is transparent so you can see how much liquid you have left which is nice. Cleaning it out between different chemicals is easy. I just empty any leftover liquid, rinse it out with water a couple times, pump some clean water through the spray line to flush it, and it's good to go for the next use. The opening at the top is wide enough that you can actually get your hand in there if you need to wipe it out. The strap is adjustable and comfortable to wear over your shoulder. Makes it way easier to carry around the yard, especially when it's full and heavy. My old sprayer didn't have a strap at all so I was just lugging it around by the handle which got old fast. One thing I really appreciate is the pressure release valve. After you're done spraying, you can press a button to release any remaining pressure before you open the tank. My old sprayer didn't have this and a couple times I opened it while it still had pressure and got sprayed in the face with weed killer which was not fun. This one is way safer. The wand length is good too - probably like 18 inches or so. Long enough that you're not bending over constantly to spray low weeds, but not so long that it's unwieldy. And the trigger lock is clutch - you can lock it in the on position for continuous spraying instead of having to hold the trigger the whole time. Saves your hand from cramping up. I've recommended this to two of my neighbors who both have big yards. One of them bought it and said it's way better than the el-cheapo sprayer he'd been using. The other one is still using his janky old one and complaining about it every time I see him, but I've told him multiple times to just upgrade. The seals and gaskets all seem really high quality. No leaks, no drips, everything stays sealed tight. With my old sprayer I'd always end up with weed killer on my hands or dripping down the tank. This one is leak-free which makes it way less messy to use. Price-wise it's more than those cheap $15 sprayers at the big box stores, but it's absolutely worth spending a bit more for something that actually works properly. I figure this will last me years whereas I was replacing my cheap sprayers every season or two. Better to buy once and be done with it. My only minor complaint is that the pressure gauge would be nice, but honestly it's not necessary. You can tell when you need to pump more by how the spray pattern changes. Not a big deal at all. If you do any kind of yard work that involves spraying - weeds, fertilizer, pest control, whatever - get a good sprayer like this one. It'll make the job so much easier and faster. No more dealing with clogged nozzles, leaky seals, or pumps that don't hold pressure. This thing just works like it's supposed to.

Top of the line, for comparable products. This is the only type that doesn’t fall apart (that doesn’t eventually leak at bottom), that has an adequate spray for “shooting” at a nest-building bee from a safe distance. For bees, I fill with water and squirt some dishwashing liquid. Beats toxic sprays. Be patient with the screw-on that is for the spray wand (loosens for awhile until it starts to wear tightly. If you have to swish contents, place one hand underneath, hold the top and shake side to side (not up and down). The release valve for pressure is simply the top that has the handle—a well-built screw-in that clicks once to secure for handle carrying (when releasing pressure, keep your head away from the opening to avoid the whoosh).

My 2-gallon sprayer’s nozzle cracked — leading to Spectracide dribbles along my path through the yard…not good! Since a replacement nozzle cost as much as a new sprayer, so began the search for a new unit. I admit that lugging a full 2-gal sprayer around the yard, although it required no refilling, became quite tiring and blister-inducing; I then began reading reviews for 1-gal … Horror stories about bad seals, leaks, no pressure, etc. had me dismayed. However, since Amazon’s return policy is easy, I decided on this 2-pack of 1-gal Chapin 22000. If needing my usual 1.5-2 gallons of weed killer, I could always fill BOTH ahead of time and save myself some blisters and backache! Never having used pressurized sprayers WITHOUT pressure relief valves, I was slightly hesitant to buy these, though…well, I guess I’ll just have to be extremely careful to not get the poisonous spray on myself when removing the pump! ☠️ Sprayers arrived in perfect, brand new condition; all parts/pieces were received. Assembly was super easy, even WITHOUT referring to instruction manual — used channel locks to tighten the hose, as pliers could not be located and hands are not very strong. Tested/practiced with water. Got a feel for how many pumps were necessary and adjusted the spray tip to my preference. My last sprayer required opening the PRV and then squeezing sprayer to empty hose/release remaining pressure in order to be able to unscrew pump handle. The directions for THESE say to simply unscrew the handle a bit until you can hear the built-up pressure vent out. I did just that — no explosive spray to the face and the pump handle unscrewed easily. WHEW! So, today was the sprayer’s maiden voyage around the yard. I followed the directions to pump the handle until resistance is felt (maybe 8x?). WOW — so much easier to carry! Pressure is great — liquid shot out about 15’! Although the “feel” of the sprayer trigger is cheap and small (even for female hands), it was quite responsive and allowed for a steady stream with no leaks/dribbles. Happy with this purchase and hope I can get at least a few years out of them. 🤞🏼 Also, after I’d placed my order, I just happened to be in WM’s lawn/garden section… These are sold there, as well, for a higher price. They seem to be very popular, too, as nearly all were gone from the shelf.

Bought two of these CHAPIN 22000 International packs. The built quality is excellent, very functional, and easy to set up. The water pressure is consistent and good for gardening work. The water can be adjusted to either pressure spray or mist. The only downside is that the straight nozzle tube is a bit short. If they can double the length, it is ideal so that it can access the plants more easily. Another downside is that it does not come with a carry strap, as the water can be quite heavy when you need to move it around. You can modify by using a laptop bag strap. Overall, the twin pack is value for money, as the rugged material and spray mechanism can last a long time without breaking down.

Works great. Arrived on time. I would buy them again in the future.

I liked the sturdy build up of Sprayer of plant medicine. It has a good sprayer that goes good distance. I have used it at my home and farm. I am hoping it will last a long a long time.

Great sprayer. Although the instructions show how to assemble it, which in reality should be straightforward for most people, it already came assembled in the box and ready to be used. I used it to spray an insect killer around the outside of our house and it works really well, has good coverage.

Pero recomiendo mucho considerar comprar uno para cada uso, ya que es difícil de limpiar, y los productos pueden mesclarze con el anterior