Pump sprayers
Two 2-gallon SureSpray tanks for $45, the biggest deal here.
Two 2-gallon SureSpray tanks for $45, the biggest deal here.
Best for: A big yard with two chemicals.
At about $22 a tank, this undercuts the 2-gallon 16200 by a good margin.
Follow the product label on any chemical you spray: it sets the dose, the protective gear and the rules. A sprayer page never replaces the label.
Prices quoted in this text are dated readings and can differ from the live price in the buy box.
Yes, each tank costs about $22.
No, it is a SureSpray model.
A one-hand 48-ounce sprayer with an in-tank filter, for $15.
Best for: Pots and small spot jobs.
A 2-gallon sprayer with nitrile seals for common chemicals, rated 3.9.
Best for: Larger areas.
A $15 1-gallon sprayer from Chapin’s 105,000-rating family, with a funnel top.
Best for: A spot treatment in a small yard.
A gear-drive impact alternative on a metal T-spike, with low stock when we read it.
Best for: Round sections of lawn.
A $10 steel garden knife for weeding and digging, with a lifetime warranty and a 4.5 rating.
Best for: Popping out single weeds.
A smaller 100 ft barbed kit with adjustable emitters and the longest rating history here, at about $48.
Best for: A raised bed or short hedge line, and a buyer who wants a known kit.