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B&G Extenda-Ban 1 Gallon Insecticide Sprayer

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#1 ·
So I was at work late the other day and the exterminator came in carrying one of these. I couldn't help but notice how much better the little pin stream worked indoors than my TeeJet nozzles :lol: , so I ordered myself a B&G Model N124-S-18. They're not cheap, but still cheaper than hiring an exterminator - and I should get many years of service out of it.

I would say they are definitely the right tool for the job when it comes to spraying indoors. The tip has four settings - two fan and two pin streams. The wand has an internal cable that that opens and closes the plunger, which is located in the tip (not the trigger assembly) - so when you release the trigger there is no drip. Similar to a dfw_wand, everything about it just screams quality. :thumbup:




Here are some good videos from domyown.com that break down all the features of these sprayers:

https://youtu.be/ZQTdmuGo_sY


 
#10 ·
Ware said:
@Rackhouse Mayor that's pretty much where I was at. The pin stream is going to make a huge difference for me indoors. There may be a hack out there to build your own, but I don't think you would be disappointed with the quality of the B&G.
Are you just using the 4-way tip that came with it or did/will you get the Multeejet Crack and Crevice Tip (+ straw)?
 
#11 ·
PokeGrande said:
Are you just using the 4-way tip that came with it or did/will you get the Multeejet Crack and Crevice Tip (+ straw)?
Yes. You can order either configuration, but I called Do My Own and they said the one with 2 fan settings and 2 pin streams was the most popular. You can buy the cap that uses the crevice straw from them if you ever need it.
 
#15 ·
Someone else that bought one of these just brought this to my attention, and I agree 100%...

At first I was confused why the most popular B&G insecticide cans only had a 1-gallon capacity - I now realize it's because I was spraying way too much product out of my other sprayers. I can't say enough good things about the 4-way tip on this sprayer. The pin streams are just awesome, and the fan settings are much less aggressive than my lawn sprayers. :thumbup:
 
#18 ·
Ware said:
Someone else that bought one of these just brought this to my attention, and I agree 100%...

At first I was confused why the most popular B&G insecticide cans only had a 1-gallon capacity - I now realize it's because I was spraying way too much product out of my other sprayers. I can't say enough good things about the 4-way tip on this sprayer. The pin streams are just awesome, and the fan settings are much less aggressive than my lawn sprayers. :thumbup:
This pump sprayer is awesome. It's so nice to spray inside and the flow instantly shuts off without any drip whatsoever.

My unit actually came with the crevice straw and works great for inside spraying.
 
#21 ·
Ware said:
@PokeGrande do you have to remove the straw to use the fan setting?
Yes, unfortunately, you do or else the straw gets in the way of the fan stream. I suppose it would still work ok for what you're trying to accomplish with the fan setting but I didn't spend a lot of time thinking about it and just removed it once I was finished inside. The most I'll have to do that is 4 times a year.
 
#22 ·
Ral1121 said:
I am finally going to order mine tonight. It will be used for spraying inside the house using fastcap. When you mix y'all's do you mix up a whole gallon? Half gal? Trying to figure it out because I don't want to have any left over and wonder what to do with the excess.
I mix up a whole gallon and spray the remainder around the perimeter of the house/patio.
 
#25 ·
Nice video. I saw my neighbor being visited by Terminex. Looks like they had done exactly what you do yourself except Terminex was a lot more stingy with the outdoor perimeter application. They were only applying a little stream where the structure met the ground. For my home, I gun down all outside walls. Do not want mosquitoes, centipedes, or scorpions gaining entry. We do have Dengue Fever in Hawaii.
 
#26 ·
Thanks guys, now I will have a sprayer here tomorrow. I tell myself I have what I need but then keep reading and now, I will have a way better sprayer for indoors. I am looking forward to no drips in the house, I really hated that about the plastic sprayer. I was as careful as I could be but really wanted to control the application indoors. I don't have any insect issues to speak of but at times see ants and spiders and generally want to know we are as bug free as we can be. I will still use the plastic sprayer for the exterior with my also purchased Tee Jets but this will be great for inside.