A garden pressure sprayer is an essential tool for home gardeners and landscape professionals alike. Whether you're applying water, nutrients, or pest control solutions, using it correctly ensures efficiency, plant health, and environmental safety.
When selecting a sprayer for agricultural, gardening, or sanitation tasks, the terms electric sprayer and battery sprayer often come up. While sometimes used interchangeably, these two types of sprayers have key differences in power source, portability, and best-use scenarios. This article will clarify their distinctions to help you make the right choice.
As of May 2025, the U.S. has reported over 935 measles cases—triple the 2024 total—with outbreaks in 12 states and three confirmed deaths. This resurgence highlights vulnerabilities in public health infrastructure, particularly in undervaccinated communities. Simultaneously, agricultural sprayer technology, traditionally used for crop protection, offers an innovative solution for large-scale disinfection to curb pathogen spread.
If you use a garden pressure sprayer, there's one small part you should never ignore — the safety valve. It might be tiny, but it plays a big role in keeping you and your sprayer safe.
Trigger sprayers are widely used in home gardens, cleaning tasks, and agricultural settings. Despite their simple structure, occasional malfunctions can affect their performance. At Pandora, we understand how frustrating it can be when your sprayer doesn’t work as expected. That’s why we’ve put together this troubleshooting guide to help you identify common problems and get your sprayer back in action quickly.