Urban Farms Texas Tomato Food

elight · June 12, 2017

My old Chapin brass hose-end sprayer finally gave out (I left it in a storage bin with pool chemicals, and something corroded the dial that you use to select the mixing ratio... whoops).

I hated the spray nozzle on the thing and found it very difficult to get the water to go where I wanted (lots of waste), especially when applying a drench to the soil.

Most of the other sprayers, including the ones in this thread, get bad reviews mostly due to poor construction (usually plastic).

The Hozon thing is interesting but I can't decide if it would be a pain or not. I'm thinking not. Can I just leave it attached between the hose bib and the hose at all times, and when not in use, leave it there with no side effects?

June 12, 2017	#11
elight Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Allentown, PA Posts: 349	My old Chapin brass hose-end sprayer finally gave out (I left it in a storage bin with pool chemicals, and something corroded the dial that you use to select the mixing ratio... whoops). I hated the spray nozzle on the thing and found it very difficult to get the water to go where I wanted (lots of waste), especially when applying a drench to the soil. Most of the other sprayers, including the ones in this thread, get bad reviews mostly due to poor construction (usually plastic). The Hozon thing is interesting but I can't decide if it would be a pain or not. I'm thinking not. Can I just leave it attached between the hose bib and the hose at all times, and when not in use, leave it there with no side effects?