Spear & Jackson Garden Sprayer Unboxing & Review

I recently bought this to apply moss killer to my lawn, however it can also be used for a variety of car detailing related jobs, like detailing pre-wash solutions and alloy wheel cleaning solutions that require dilution. It can also be used to apply patio and driveway cleaning solutions.
In this video I unbox the pump action sprayer, assemble it and list all of its features, then give it a quick test before concluding whether it is worth buying.
At the time of buying, this was the cheapest garden pressure sprayer on Amazon.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:33 Unboxing, assembly & overview
03:23 How to use and warnings
04:10 Filling and charging the bottle
04:57 Testing the sprayer
05:38 Conclusion

[@darattaqwa]

Nice review, thank you

[@SwiftDevelopments]

Thanks for watching! 🙂

[@chazM6116]

Don't forget that the number of pumps is based on filling it to the mark. If it's not completely full, you'll need to pump more to compress the extra air. Happy pumping!

[@SwiftDevelopments]

@chazM6116 That is a good point; I think the maximum amount of pumps must be based on the bottle being less than half full.

[@chazM6116]

@@SwiftDevelopmentsWhen the tank is filled to half capacity, pumping the same number of times at full capacity will result in significantly higher internal pressure.

[@joanna2835]

Hi I have the same one, and the spray wond does work, it just drips if at all, I have checked everything, and nothing is blocked and it's only my second use, but this problem happened on the first use, I was sent a new cap but it's still the same, any suggestions?
Thank you

[@SwiftDevelopments]

I suppose the first step is to figure out what is blocked. If you unscrew the lance from the tigger, does water pour out of the trigger when you press it? If so, the blockage must be in the lance or the spray tip. Can you disconnect the tip? In my video I unscrewed the cap on the tip to reveal the white pin holes nozzle; I didn’t try pulling that out but I assume it will. Let me know how you get on and I’ll take a look at mine next time I’m in the garage.