4 Mistakes to Avoid That will Stop Clogging in Your Sprayer

 Using safe weed control for parks is crucial, as there will be children playing around, and you do not want them exposed to harmful herbicides.

But there is a more serious concern, and that is to stop the clogging in the sprayer. Therefore, today we will mention some mistakes that you must avoid at all costs. 



1- Never mix the chemicals

You must never mix two different chemicals whose purpose is different. You must thoroughly clean the tank and line. Once they are clean, you can then use them separately and spray safe weed control for parks. 


2- Not keeping the sprayer clean

Once you’re finished with the spraying, you must immediately clean the sprayer and let it dry before using it again. Not cleaning is a common mistake that several people make. Once you keep your sprayer clean, you can easily eliminate problems such as clogging. 

3- Not cleaning the nozzles

If the nozzles are not clear, they will always have traces of different chemicals in them. The herbicide also gets clogged up in the spray tip since they are at the end of the spraying system. 

4- Not using clean water

Clean water helps properly maintain the ratio. Hence the water should be free from insects and debris, which will ultimately help eradicate clogging.

If you use hard water or water previously used with other chemicals, it will react badly, and you might not get be able to kill the weeds properly. 

Final thoughts

These are various frequent mistakes that you must avoid to stop the clogging in your sprayer. 


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