Silverline Pressure Sprayer 8Ltr (868593)

This pressure sprayer is easy to use, with simple instructions and relatively no assembly. The pump action works well with a good spray distance. The nozzle which maintains pressure can sometimes come undone, but this is easily tightened.this is half the price you’d pay in your local garden store, but with relatively little difference in quality. I would definitely recommend.

Assembly - Very easy, straightforward and common sense is all you need.Price - Exceptionally good value for money.Quality - Far from the best, cheap and simple.Use - A longer applicator and nozzle would be better and better quality Tubing.Review - Initial setup was easy, noticed immediately the tubing used was very cheap and had already split on one of the connections (slight leaking). But was very impressed with first use. Found it easy and powerful enough to do the job I required it for. HOWEVER.... Upon setting it up a second time, immediately after filling it up and pumping the pressure in I notice the Tubing had developed a hole and immediately began spraying hazardous chemicals all over the place at high pressure (thankfully I was outside). Not very happy about this, now I have to purchase new giving in order to have it work properly.Highly recommend the product for the price I paid (think it was £11.99). But I strongly urge you buy better Tubing.

Perfect for the job

Only used this once to be fair, so can't comment on durability, but it worked well on the first go. Used it for weedkiller and it made it much easier and the 8litre meant one mix of solution went very far.Happy with it so far.Easy to put together. Box did come damaged, but all seemed to work and nothing was missing (as far as I know!!)Spare washers which is good and a lifetime guarantee according to the box.

Cheapest on the market that I seen for the size. I bought 8ltr version but I think a 5 litre would of been fine for a large garden.Takes longer to pump up the pressure. When you get to a high pressure or even medium pressure it will start leaking near the handle which ain't ideal as you will be using strong chemicals.

After adding more plumbing tape to seal connections to create pressure the bloody pump handle snapped in my hand whilst pumping, straight in the bin, cheap tat, went out and bought a watering can

Used to spray weed killer on a large drive.After half a days use, the sprayer would not maintain pressure in the bottle and hence stopped working. Various seals changed to no avail. Resorted to the old fashioned watering can 🤷🏼‍♂️

A basic sprayer that does the job at a decent price. There was a bit of a delay on getting the item with the third party seller initially saying they had sent it via carrier but no sign of it being tracked and quite a while later changing that to Royal Mail when it turned up quickly.