Softwash Sprayer

Hi

Any tips or suggestions for a sprayer for softwashing?

I have looked at the ips pro sprayer but any other suggestions, maybe the x - jet M5 or similar?

Thanks

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Water genie backpack/trolley and a streamline quick connect tip is what I use and it gets the job done brilliantly

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Corps012588 said:

Water genie backpack/trolley and a streamline quick connect tip is what I use and it gets the job done brilliantly

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Thanks
You dont have a link for these do you? I have found the water genie backpack but not quick connect and does anything else need to be attached?

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I don't at the minute as I'm out but they sprayer nozzle is on wintecs site. Sorry if that is vague

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I don't at the minute as I'm out but they sprayer nozzle is on wintecs site. Sorry if that is vague

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Thats great thanks found them now

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Gardiners back pack works well 

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Gardiners back pack works well 

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I have a gardiner backpack what extension lance is best for this?

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MCM Cleaning Specialists said:

Hi

Any tips or suggestions for a sprayer for softwashing?

I have looked at the ips pro sprayer but any other suggestions, maybe the x - jet M5 or similar?

Thanks

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Would dodge the IPS sprayer, they seem to damage the seals. What about a cheap pump sprayer? Not much can go wrong with it. That's what I will be trying.

Do not under any circumstances buy an IPS Pro sprayer, I’ve had nothing but problems with it, it’s just come back from repair and still doesn’t work properly.

I have now got a Gardiners Backpack and it works a treat, bear in mind that running hypo through it voids the warranty.

Just make sure you flush it through with lots of water after each use and maybe leave it with neat water in it when it’s being stored.

Dennis

Dennis Taylor said:

Do not under any circumstances buy an IPS Pro sprayer, I’ve had nothing but problems with it, it’s just come back from repair and still doesn’t work properly.
I have now got a Gardiners Backpack and it works a treat, bear in mind that running hypo through it voids the warranty.
Just make sure you flush it through with lots of water after each use and maybe leave it with neat water in it when it’s being stored.
Dennis

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Thanks mate appreciated was gonna purchase an IPS but wont bother now, can I ask what attachment you use is it just the brush or a lance connection?

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Gardiners also do a spray lance for the backpack which is ideal for pre treating with hypo, it comes with a 5metre hose which is really useful.

The only downside is that the lance isn’t very high quality and hypo has badly rusted the tube on the hand lance which now leaks ( See my other post ) 

But for the money it is a good bit of kit.

Dennis

Dennis Taylor said:

Gardiners also do a spray lance for the backpack which is ideal for pre treating with hypo, it comes with a 5metre hose which is really useful.

The only downside is that the lance isn’t very high quality and hypo has badly rusted the tube on the hand lance which now leaks ( See my other post ) 

But for the money it is a good bit of kit.

Dennis

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When its in stock?

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I have a gardiner backpack what extension lance is best for this?

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We use a clx water fed pole pole with a spray nozzle on the end can spray up to around 30 feet