Great video! I just bought two cheap sprayers similar to this today, bought the second just as a spare really. Literally watched the video then made the mods straight away - seems to work! I just stuck some chemical guys shampoo in and it definitely foams it up 👍🏻
From one Craig to another....top job buddy 😉 Mine is still working well too. Infact I have alkaline tfr in it at the moment & it disent seem to effect its performance at all. Quite remarkable considering it was a cheap sprayer lol Thanks for the comment buddy
I might make this with my bigger weed sprayer. You can convert them as a compressor for mountain bikes lol. Cheep and cheerful and use for everything, and now will be used for pre wash 👍 Enjoying the videos I’ve seen so far. Keep it up
This is gonna work like a dream for me. Power washer at work is shagged out to buggery and the boss hasn’t had it serviced. Washing a car by hand is a bastard of a time
I bought 3 of these. 2 I adapted for foam, one I kept for clear water. I have to wash my car on the street and can't run a hose to my car. I washed my entire car like this, ClayBar and wax. Takes a little time, but well worth the video. Thank you
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 it's a nightmare of a job, but needs must. I actually adapted a large 20ltr sprayer which actually takes up a lot of work.
Maybe take a look at the Worx Hydroshot cordless jetwash lance. It’s been a game changer for me washing my articulated lorry without access to water. I use it in combination with a 20 litre jerry can of water. More than enough to rinse your car. I’ve not tried it but you can attach a foam bottle to it too.
I tried with a bigger sprayer, one with a hose. It keeps alternating between nice foam and escaping air, like the sprayer is breathing. But I tested with soap, I'll try some thicker shampoo liquid later. So far so good.
Glad it's kind of working for you buddy. I think the alternating might be fluid passing in front of the hole in the pick up tube possibly disrupting air flow temporarily!! Well that's my theory anyway lol. Thanks for commenting buddy
Saw this exact sprayer for £3 wondered whether or not to get it, after seeing this video I've just ordered it il try it out tomorrow, worst case scenario I've only lost £3 👍
Very true buddy, but the process can also be reversed if you dont like it !! Just remove the material from the tip & put a,piece of tape over the hole in the pick up tube 😉
Hi Craig Great video thanks so much so found a cheap pump spray in pound land for £1.50 not quite as good as your one but thought worth a punt, and works great thanks to your guide. Love the videos stay safe
What I will say at this point is if it is a fire extinguisher did you have any ideas on how you might be able to Jerry right a hose to it? Ideas please thank you
To be honest I have never taken a fire extinguisher apart, however I'd it has an internal plunger/suction tube to pressurise the device then the principle should in theory be the same
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 the follwing video is similar to how it works : so my question is is it not basically a soda syphon: ruclips.net/video/EuUM9V5_j88/видео.html and do you have any ideas how you could jerry ring it to have a hose
I've had two of these spring a leak from the bottom once under pressure. I've given up buying new ones, I bought myself a foam cannon and cheap pressure washer.
Yeah some of the cheaper plastic sprayers arent too resistant to chemicals sadly. Luckily I use a lot of ph neutral products, so the bottles seem to last ok.....well so far anyway 😂 Luckily they're cheap
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 Both were brand new, first use. Both split at the crease of the feet. They're cheap but it's not cheap when keep they failing
@@crazyprayingmantis5596 sounds like you had some bad luck there buddy. You've got your foam lance now though which is far superior if you want to cover the entire vehicle
I havent experienced any noticable reduction in the duration of the stream compared to other unmodified bottles. The pressure inside the bottle should remain the same, but in theory because if the extra air being forced into the mixture it may reduce the length of time between re pressuring, but nothing to its detriment
@@mrbabajidee3133 , I've been looking for something suitable for exactly that purpose, however the issue I'm having is the actual fan of the nozzle !! I just cant seem to get a wide enough spray pattern 🙄 I'll keep looking & see what I can come up with 😉 Maybe a wide tipped fan nozzle from a knapsack sprayer could be adapted 🤔
Yes you can use any pre wash solution in a bottle without modification. The only difference with a modified bottle is it creates a foam that will cling to the surface longer. Just remember to dilute the pre wash according to the manufacturer's instructions & you will be fine
You seem to understand engineer ing stuff if you wanted to foam something very small you could theoretically make a soda syphon into a foamer? Ideas please thank you
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 @Craig Whitehouse Detailing I mean if I was unclear I looked at a video how a fire extinguisher works and basically a small water fire extinguisher is almost a soda syphon here seem to be an example though we wonder it it is till possible to put a hole in the pick up tube : here is the example It basically seem to be descrbing a soda syphon do you not agree ? : ruclips.net/video/EuUM9V5_j88/видео.html ( Note this may be how the small ones work larger units work differntly) so my question is I do you not think I could make this into a mini foam fire exinguisher If I was to put in it water and a special foaming soap desigined for puting out fires ? thoughts please thank you as I said if the video explains how the fire extinguishers is it not theoretically the soda syphon?
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 definitely, I’m doing it now😂 saves all the mess from a proper snowfoam cannon!! Some customers I have only have small driveways so it’s hard to not get it on their windows etc at times so this will be so much more handy!!
@@gsmini1749 yes it comes in useful at times like that. I mainly use mine with citrus pre wash for in the wheel arches & heavily soiled areas that need a little extra chemical attention lol. Have fun with it
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 definitely Mate, yeh good idea that’s what I usually do like!! Usually spray my citrus pre wash on with a pump sprayer then just stick snowfoam over the top!! For the heavily soiled cars😂 thanks man I will👍🏻😃
Yes to make foam you need the solution and air. If you dont add the holes you dont get the air. Also shaking the bottle before spraying also helps increase the foam.
Didnt work for me at all , my sprayer started leaking from the tip as soon as i pump it with air, i punchered the tube with needle so any idea how to stop the leak?
Honest answer....not sure lol. Providing it has the same physical working components I don't see why not. Must admit I've never tried it on a 5ltr sprayer though. I would imagine 2 holes in the air tube might introduce too much air & might result in a loss of pressure or over aerate the mix. Sorry I can't be more help buddy, but if you attempt it please let me know how you get on 😉
I bought pump exactly like this but I`m dissapointed - jet is weak and short lived...had to reduce cloth length inside nozzle or only thick foam drips out without strenght
It was a cheap generic pump sprayer from a bargain style shop. Fairly sure it was only a couple of pound. This will work with any pump sprayer with the same style nozzle
@@Sameer-tw2nh I'm sure their will be yes. Essentially you need something that fluid can pass through without obstruction, but capable of causing turbulence. Maybe a small amount of fine wire wool would work, but obviously using this may require frequent changing due to corrosion potential
@@Sameer-tw2nh are you in the UK ?? There are plenty of places that sell them for around £2-£5 depending on quality. B&Q, Wilkinson's & Poundland spring instantly to mind
Hi In case you did not get my email I said does the whole have to be made above the water / soap level in order for it to work properly thoughts please thank you! ps if its less than an inch is it a problem? thoughts please thank you!
Hi buddy. No email as yet I'm afraid. The hole is to allow a small amount of air into the mixture as its drawn up the suction tube. In turn this starts the 'turbulance' process. The reason I have it so close to the head of the sprayer is so it isnt submerged in liquid during operation, ensuring adequate air can be drawn into your solution. I hope this explains
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 @Craig Whitehouse Detailing thank you for help the email I meant to send said the same thing my question is if it less than an inch from the top will it be a problem? and does it need to be above/ the water soap level? ideas please thank you!
@@Fredengle I suppose you could say its compressed air, but not in the literal sence. The bottle creates positive pressure due to the pumping action. The small hole in the pick up tube simply introduces air into the pressurised bottle to start the turbulence cycle
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 but that debated : more the important questipn I got did you say the hole needs to be above the water soap level ? ps did you know that some compressed air foam fire extingusihers are maded by filling a water fire extinguisher with something like water and dish soap or other chemcial than you drill a hole in the tube above the water/ soap level and when it comes out of the unit it will have expanded !!! here is an example : you might find this interesting it a fire extinguisher upgrade : send-the-water.blogspot.com/2014/04/cafs-pressurized-water-extinguisher.html( but of course since its a fire protection device its only best it be done by people who understand what they are doing ) as for ( me well I have researched fire equipment for years though I have trouble finding people who can explain to me the enegineer concepts of how certain things work !!!! ( so I plan to make the reseacrh a life long thing !!!) ( I wanted to major in fire protection engineering but I had trouble taking classes I also spoke with a former firefirefighter anda friend of his they agree it seems they did not like the way the rules were being made so I am glad I did not major in fire protection I am emplyoed by a grocery store but really like fire equipement ) as previously stated though you said the hole must be above the water/ soap level is tha correct? ( I try to speak with as many people as possible to make sure I understand what I am doing !)
Sorry there is no comparison between a K2 and this made up sprayer especially if you Valet cars were time is the essence. Suppose its ok if its for a one off with a tight budget.
I agree buddy, that's why in every other video I use my Nilfisk with a snow lance. It's perfect for adding extra chemical for when your brushing out grills & tight areas though, as well as foaming wheels, tyres & arches. Foaming pump sprayers are expensive, so thought I would offer a simple, effective but cheaper alternative
Without a doubt buddy, but it's great for when you need to foam wheels, or maybe grills & gaps. I still use this exact bottle with a citrus pre wash for wheel arch liners
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 yeh can see it be useful for someone who didn't have access to a external tap and pressure washer. Be good to take a jetwash to foam bottom of car or wheels etc then jetwash it
I agree buddy, it isnt in the same league as the IK....but. When you 1st starting out & budgets are limited it offers a good insight into what is possible with certain equipment. In fairness I still use this bottle weekly with apc & it's been trouble free all this time
I’ve got one of those pump bottles in the garage.
It’s getting converted!
Awesome video mate.👏👏👏👏
Cheers David. Hope it works out for you 😉
Great video! I just bought two cheap sprayers similar to this today, bought the second just as a spare really. Literally watched the video then made the mods straight away - seems to work! I just stuck some chemical guys shampoo in and it definitely foams it up 👍🏻
From one Craig to another....top job buddy 😉
Mine is still working well too. Infact I have alkaline tfr in it at the moment & it disent seem to effect its performance at all.
Quite remarkable considering it was a cheap sprayer lol
Thanks for the comment buddy
bought a sprayer today, saved this video as a fools guide to sorting it out. very good sir, thank u!!
Thanks for your comment buddy, I hope it works our well for you
I might make this with my bigger weed sprayer.
You can convert them as a compressor for mountain bikes lol. Cheep and cheerful and use for everything, and now will be used for pre wash 👍
Enjoying the videos I’ve seen so far. Keep it up
Thank you buddy, that's very much appreciated. Got lots of new content in the pipeline, just waiting for the weather to improve lol
The tube came up missing, replaced it, now working splendidly. Nice catchy accent!
Wow! Just saw this video and made it happen in about 1 min. Thanks so much sir! 👍🏾
Your very welcome 😁
This is gonna work like a dream for me. Power washer at work is shagged out to buggery and the boss hasn’t had it serviced. Washing a car by hand is a bastard of a time
Give it a go 😉 Mine gets daily use & still going strong.
Glad I could help
I bought 3 of these. 2 I adapted for foam, one I kept for clear water. I have to wash my car on the street and can't run a hose to my car. I washed my entire car like this, ClayBar and wax. Takes a little time, but well worth the video. Thank you
Wow that sounds a lot of hard work !! But I'm glad you found the hack useful buddy 😁
Thanks for your comment
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 it's a nightmare of a job, but needs must. I actually adapted a large 20ltr sprayer which actually takes up a lot of work.
@@twinpotracer hey if it works then it's a bonus. As long as you get the results the effort is always worth it 😉
Maybe take a look at the Worx Hydroshot cordless jetwash lance. It’s been a game changer for me washing my articulated lorry without access to water. I use it in combination with a 20 litre jerry can of water. More than enough to rinse your car. I’ve not tried it but you can attach a foam bottle to it too.
@@christopdeck3457 I have seen them, but a tad expensive at the moment
Just bought one, tomorrow I'm gonna try it, thank you! 🙌🏻🔥
Hope you like the results
I tried with a bigger sprayer, one with a hose. It keeps alternating between nice foam and escaping air, like the sprayer is breathing. But I tested with soap, I'll try some thicker shampoo liquid later. So far so good.
Glad it's kind of working for you buddy. I think the alternating might be fluid passing in front of the hole in the pick up tube possibly disrupting air flow temporarily!! Well that's my theory anyway lol.
Thanks for commenting buddy
Nice 1 that will work a treat on my van & my kayak 😎👏
Glad you find it useful buddy 😁
Very informative show buddy keep it up
top man... works a treat here for me....use it on my E-mtb and wheels.. .....does the job :-)
Glad it's working well for you buddy 😁
In short - This Works! Great video, great help, thank you!
Thank you buddy, I'm glad you found it useful 😁
Try putting all your water in the bottle first then the soap, it’s easier and less mess
Good idea
I came across this video 1 year later today. Now I’m going home to try this hack
Have fun with it buddy. The bottle featured in the video is still working well to this day too 😉
Nice sharing man...easy to wash my car 🚗 like snow wash..
Glad you like it buddy
I have the same sprayer I'll try it thanks.
Saw this exact sprayer for £3 wondered whether or not to get it, after seeing this video I've just ordered it il try it out tomorrow, worst case scenario I've only lost £3 👍
Very true buddy, but the process can also be reversed if you dont like it !! Just remove the material from the tip & put a,piece of tape over the hole in the pick up tube 😉
I have a 1.5 liter of this exact pump sprayer bottle and are thinking now about this.
Foams really well but now it sprays by itself when its pressurised without having to press the trigger, wonder what caused it
Sounds like the trigger might be sticking, or at least the mechanism. I must of been lucky with my cheap bottles as I've had no issues at all
Bought one from asda will do the same nice one ...cheers
Have fun with it buddy 😉
Hi Craig
Great video thanks so much so found a cheap pump spray in pound land for £1.50 not quite as good as your one but thought worth a punt, and works great thanks to your guide. Love the videos stay safe
Glad it worked out for you dude 😁
Here's a nice way to test it out, you can just clean your sink!
It works quite well in my sink too 🤣
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 lol
What I will say at this point is if it is a fire extinguisher did you have any ideas on how you might be able to Jerry right a hose to it? Ideas please thank you
To be honest I have never taken a fire extinguisher apart, however I'd it has an internal plunger/suction tube to pressurise the device then the principle should in theory be the same
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 the follwing video is similar to how it works : so my question is is it not basically a soda syphon: ruclips.net/video/EuUM9V5_j88/видео.html and do you have any ideas how you could jerry ring it to have a hose
I've had two of these spring a leak from the bottom once under pressure.
I've given up buying new ones, I bought myself a foam cannon and cheap pressure washer.
Yeah some of the cheaper plastic sprayers arent too resistant to chemicals sadly.
Luckily I use a lot of ph neutral products, so the bottles seem to last ok.....well so far anyway 😂
Luckily they're cheap
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797
Both were brand new, first use.
Both split at the crease of the feet.
They're cheap but it's not cheap when keep they failing
@@crazyprayingmantis5596 sounds like you had some bad luck there buddy. You've got your foam lance now though which is far superior if you want to cover the entire vehicle
Same thing happened to me
Glad some one has sense in this time and era. If it ain,t broke why break it ?
other mod is a wire sourer cut up have you tried that instead of sponge, its said it lasts longer and better ?
does this affect how long the sprayer sprays for???
I havent experienced any noticable reduction in the duration of the stream compared to other unmodified bottles. The pressure inside the bottle should remain the same, but in theory because if the extra air being forced into the mixture it may reduce the length of time between re pressuring, but nothing to its detriment
So thats a garden sprayer or a pump foamer? Which do i buy? I saw the garden sprayer
This is a garden sprayer I converted into a pump foamer. It's just a very cheap sprayer bought from a local hardware store but works very well
thank you man!
Your welcome buddy
Yep I've already shared this video.. Great idea 👌🏽
That's awesome, thank you 😁
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 Can you do one so it can be used to Foam a car please mate
@@mrbabajidee3133 , I've been looking for something suitable for exactly that purpose, however the issue I'm having is the actual fan of the nozzle !! I just cant seem to get a wide enough spray pattern 🙄
I'll keep looking & see what I can come up with 😉 Maybe a wide tipped fan nozzle from a knapsack sprayer could be adapted 🤔
I bought this exact garden sprayer in India for 2 USD in Dmart, whats the price in your country ?
without the mod i can use this with a citrus pre was i assume right? New to washing my own car so excuse the silly question
Yes you can use any pre wash solution in a bottle without modification. The only difference with a modified bottle is it creates a foam that will cling to the surface longer. Just remember to dilute the pre wash according to the manufacturer's instructions & you will be fine
You seem to understand engineer ing stuff if you wanted to foam something very small you could theoretically make a soda syphon into a foamer? Ideas please thank you
Providing the design of the intended vessel is the same configuration I dont see why it wouldnt work on the same principle yes
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 @Craig Whitehouse Detailing I mean if I was unclear I looked at a video how a fire extinguisher works and basically a small water fire extinguisher is almost a soda syphon here seem to be an example though we wonder it it is till possible to put a hole in the pick up tube : here is the example It basically seem to be descrbing a soda syphon do you not agree ? : ruclips.net/video/EuUM9V5_j88/видео.html ( Note this may be how the small ones work larger units work differntly) so my question is I do you not think I could make this into a mini foam fire exinguisher If I was to put in it water and a special foaming soap desigined for puting out fires ? thoughts please thank you as I said if the video explains how the fire extinguishers is it not theoretically the soda syphon?
Very handy mate, great video👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you buddy, glad you found it useful
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 definitely, I’m doing it now😂 saves all the mess from a proper snowfoam cannon!! Some customers I have only have small driveways so it’s hard to not get it on their windows etc at times so this will be so much more handy!!
@@gsmini1749 yes it comes in useful at times like that. I mainly use mine with citrus pre wash for in the wheel arches & heavily soiled areas that need a little extra chemical attention lol.
Have fun with it
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 definitely
Mate, yeh good idea that’s what I usually do like!! Usually spray my citrus pre wash on with a pump sprayer then just stick snowfoam over the top!! For the heavily soiled cars😂 thanks man I will👍🏻😃
Do you have too put pin hole in pipe for the foam too work thanks
Yes to make foam you need the solution and air.
If you dont add the holes you dont get the air.
Also shaking the bottle before spraying also helps increase the foam.
Didnt work for me at all , my sprayer started leaking from the tip as soon as i pump it with air, i punchered the tube with needle so any idea how to stop the leak?
Is it leaking without pulling the trigger ?? As in spraying while the bottle is being pressurised ?
I watched another video and got it fixed, and yes it was leaking on its own as if there is excess pressure i guess
@@tareqz5 glad you sorted the issue buddy
Can you just use scotch bright pad
I dont see why not, just dont fill the nozzle too much if the material is very dense
Can u do it with 5 litre pump sprayer and add 2 wholes
Honest answer....not sure lol. Providing it has the same physical working components I don't see why not. Must admit I've never tried it on a 5ltr sprayer though.
I would imagine 2 holes in the air tube might introduce too much air & might result in a loss of pressure or over aerate the mix.
Sorry I can't be more help buddy, but if you attempt it please let me know how you get on 😉
I bought pump exactly like this but I`m dissapointed - jet is weak and short lived...had to reduce cloth length inside nozzle or only thick foam drips out without strenght
I guess some pumps are better than others eh. Keep adjusting & you might have more success 😉
Foam nation!!!
You are a genius
That's kind of you to say, thank you
He is 2 genius!
@@didarfarage7129 thank you 😁
which pump sprayer is this can you drop a link please?
It was a cheap generic pump sprayer from a bargain style shop. Fairly sure it was only a couple of pound. This will work with any pump sprayer with the same style nozzle
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 is there any alternatives to use as the filter other then the sponge material thing?
@@Sameer-tw2nh I'm sure their will be yes. Essentially you need something that fluid can pass through without obstruction, but capable of causing turbulence.
Maybe a small amount of fine wire wool would work, but obviously using this may require frequent changing due to corrosion potential
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 i’ve seen some on amazon for around £10 is they’re anywhere else you can get them cheaper?
@@Sameer-tw2nh are you in the UK ?? There are plenty of places that sell them for around £2-£5 depending on quality.
B&Q, Wilkinson's & Poundland spring instantly to mind
Hi In case you did not get my email I said does the whole have to be made above the water / soap level in order for it to work properly thoughts please thank you! ps if its less than an inch is it a problem? thoughts please thank you!
Hi buddy. No email as yet I'm afraid. The hole is to allow a small amount of air into the mixture as its drawn up the suction tube. In turn this starts the 'turbulance' process. The reason I have it so close to the head of the sprayer is so it isnt submerged in liquid during operation, ensuring adequate air can be drawn into your solution.
I hope this explains
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 @Craig Whitehouse Detailing thank you for help the email I meant to send said the same thing my question is if it less than an inch from the top will it be a problem? and does it need to be above/ the water soap level? ideas please thank you!
Ps does this mean its a type of compressed air foam system ?
@@Fredengle I suppose you could say its compressed air, but not in the literal sence. The bottle creates positive pressure due to the pumping action. The small hole in the pick up tube simply introduces air into the pressurised bottle to start the turbulence cycle
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 but that debated : more the important questipn I got did you say the hole needs to be above the water soap level ? ps did you know that some compressed air foam fire extingusihers are maded by filling a water fire extinguisher with something like water and dish soap or other chemcial than you drill a hole in the tube above the water/ soap level and when it comes out of the unit it will have expanded !!! here is an example : you might find this interesting it a fire extinguisher upgrade : send-the-water.blogspot.com/2014/04/cafs-pressurized-water-extinguisher.html( but of course since its a fire protection device its only best it be done by people who understand what they are doing ) as for ( me well I have researched fire equipment for years though I have trouble finding people who can explain to me the enegineer concepts of how certain things work !!!! ( so I plan to make the reseacrh a life long thing !!!) ( I wanted to major in fire protection engineering but I had trouble taking classes I also spoke with a former firefirefighter anda friend of his they agree it seems they did not like the way the rules were being made so I am glad I did not major in fire protection I am emplyoed by a grocery store but really like fire equipement ) as previously stated though you said the hole must be above the water/ soap level is tha correct? ( I try to speak with as many people as possible to make sure I understand what I am doing !)
Some pumps all it balastick
Unfortanetly it did not work for me, ended up having to buy a new one :(
Sorry to hear that buddy. I wonder why it didnt work for you
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 Maybe i was unlucky, i will try it again on the new one when i use it for a bit
@@bojanautocare8260 it's a little concerning that the feet of the bottle are leaking !! Maybe it's a manufacturing defect
Sorry there is no comparison between a K2 and this made up sprayer especially if you Valet cars were time is the essence. Suppose its ok if its for a one off with a tight budget.
I agree buddy, that's why in every other video I use my Nilfisk with a snow lance. It's perfect for adding extra chemical for when your brushing out grills & tight areas though, as well as foaming wheels, tyres & arches.
Foaming pump sprayers are expensive, so thought I would offer a simple, effective but cheaper alternative
Going to take a hell of a log time to foam your car lol
Without a doubt buddy, but it's great for when you need to foam wheels, or maybe grills & gaps. I still use this exact bottle with a citrus pre wash for wheel arch liners
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 yeh can see it be useful for someone who didn't have access to a external tap and pressure washer. Be good to take a jetwash to foam bottom of car or wheels etc then jetwash it
@@DriveWithAndy yeah it's kind of ideal for those situations
Mate it's useless not worth the time it took get a ik
I agree buddy, it isnt in the same league as the IK....but. When you 1st starting out & budgets are limited it offers a good insight into what is possible with certain equipment.
In fairness I still use this bottle weekly with apc & it's been trouble free all this time
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 yes and ok to use with TRF on wheels
@@bluerineimb1148 absolutely 😉 also pretty cheap if like me you tend to drop things frequently 🤣😂
@@craigwhitehousedetailing5797 but isent it fun making things like that I do it regularly just for the fun of it
@@bluerineimb1148 a guy needs a hobby 😉🤣😂
I have the harbor freight one that looks nearly identical but doesn't spray anywhere near as strong as this one.