Thank you so much for this concise and thorough demonstration of the Ryobi fogger. You have answered every single question anybody could possibly have concerning this unit.
Excellent review. Very thorough and detailed. Will be returning the sprayer and sticking to the fogger to get rid of mosquitoes in my yard. Thanks for sharing
Nice Video. Do you think this will work in an attic of a house? The professional foggers are way too expensive and the manual spray pumps take too much effort. just want to lightly spray/fog my attic.
Thanks. I personally don’t see why you can’t do it in your attic. It might get a bit dusty up there as it blows. Given the fact that it’s kinda close off in your attic, I would strongly recommend to wear respiratory mask so that you don’t breath in that chemical and dust as you spray.
Excellent review. I am a professional pest man and you addressed all the questions I had. I saw another review and it barely put any spray out. I wondered if he had the fill cap on tight and you answered that. Also, knowing any water-based solution will work is valuable info. I was guessing so anyway, but it was good to hear it directly. I mix Bifenthrin concentrate with water to use. The use of a squirt of some Dawn soap will help it stay on waxy leaves instead of rolling off. Old pest control trick. Off-the-shelf surfactant instead of a pricey version from a supply house. I use a much bigger mister for my mosquito jobs, but this may be more practical for the majority of my jobs. Much easier on the back. They're @ $40 now on Amazon. I'll be ordering one. Even if I end up only using it on my own property, it'll be worth it. As for battery life, it pays to buy a 4 amp-hour battery. I use several Ryobi products and the 1.5 and 2 amp-hour batteries are minimal use - small jobs only. Always have a charged up spare ready to go and put the spent one on charge immediately if you have a lot of work to do. BTW, strong wind always affects sprays outside. Do it another day no matter what type of mister you have. I have to be careful not to get the neighbor when I do anything like that. Even with the yard spray rig and treating trees is a no-no in high wind.
Thank you so much for this concise and thorough demonstration of the Ryobi fogger. You have answered every single question anybody could possibly have concerning this unit.
Nice video, I like how you gave a comparison of the noise level with another air pump.
Excellent review. Very thorough and detailed. Will be returning the sprayer and sticking to the fogger to get rid of mosquitoes in my yard. Thanks for sharing
Nice Video. Do you think this will work in an attic of a house? The professional foggers are way too expensive and the manual spray pumps take too much effort. just want to lightly spray/fog my attic.
Thanks. I personally don’t see why you can’t do it in your attic. It might get a bit dusty up there as it blows. Given the fact that it’s kinda close off in your attic, I would strongly recommend to wear respiratory mask so that you don’t breath in that chemical and dust as you spray.
Right on with battery life i only get maybe 15 minutes of fog time. Cannot use up full tank before battery discharge.
Excellent review. I am a professional pest man and you addressed all the questions I had. I saw another review and it barely put any spray out. I wondered if he had the fill cap on tight and you answered that. Also, knowing any water-based solution will work is valuable info. I was guessing so anyway, but it was good to hear it directly.
I mix Bifenthrin concentrate with water to use. The use of a squirt of some Dawn soap will help it stay on waxy leaves instead of rolling off. Old pest control trick. Off-the-shelf surfactant instead of a pricey version from a supply house.
I use a much bigger mister for my mosquito jobs, but this may be more practical for the majority of my jobs. Much easier on the back.
They're @ $40 now on Amazon. I'll be ordering one. Even if I end up only using it on my own property, it'll be worth it.
As for battery life, it pays to buy a 4 amp-hour battery. I use several Ryobi products and the 1.5 and 2 amp-hour batteries are minimal use - small jobs only. Always have a charged up spare ready to go and put the spent one on charge immediately if you have a lot of work to do.
BTW, strong wind always affects sprays outside. Do it another day no matter what type of mister you have. I have to be careful not to get the neighbor when I do anything like that. Even with the yard spray rig and treating trees is a no-no in high wind.
hi, would you still recommend it for mosquitoes or should i use an electric sprayer ?
You'd think Makita and Milwaukee would also make mister/foggers.
Good review
Can you adjust the mist?
No this thing blows its so weak in fog
Your machine is broken noisy and no mist at all