Adjustable watering arc for full circle or partial segment coverage Maximum water area coverage, 55sq m A sprinkle bar is basically a plastic tool that connects to the head of your watering can. They’re relatively cheap and can be used with nearly all herbicides or feeds and fertilisers. For example, when using iron sulphate (for controlling moss), with a watering can, you need between 800ml and 1,000 ml water to 4g Iron Sulphate for every m2. Whereas with a sprayer, you’ll need just 200ml to 4g Iron Sulphate per m2 of coverage. Eight pattern dial sprinkler with adjustable water flow, turn the dial for different spray patterns Always read label approx, based on 1 bar of water pressure This Weedkiller Sprinkler Bar attaches to your watering can to ensure accurate and easy application of your weedkiller with a choice of 3 application widths;10cm (4 Covers 450m² at a minimum pressure of 1Garden spike sprinkler with twin arm revolving from the Wilko Get watering range

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Firstly, let’s look at the difference between using a sprayer or a watering can. Watering cans vs SprayersMake watering easy with this innovative watering can sprinkle bar. Suitable for watering cans with a 23mm spout end. Complete with four extension bars with a range of 12cm up to 50cm. Ideal for watering in seeds and bulbs.

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If you’re spraying weed killer or liquid fertiliser and your lawn is over 50m2 then you’ll definitely benefit from buying a sprayer. What’s more, if the area you’re covering is less than 50m2 then you’ll most likely benefit from buying a sprinkle bar a.k.a dribble bar (more on this below). Even if you have a larger lawn, it could still be worth investing in medium sized sprayer because they will be lighter when full. Built in needle for cleaning spray nozzles2 bar Suitable for watering cans with a 23mm spout end2 bar Ideal for watering in seeds and bulbsSo, in this article I’m going through why, when and how you would use each of the above. I’ll touch on pricing and value of each too. As a reference, I have an 80m2 lawn and often use my 12 litre watering can for applying iron sulphate, which works perfectly fine. Though I still prefer a sprayer. Sprinkle Bars for watering cans Based on the calculations above, you would get around 15m2 of iron sulphate applied when using a 3 litre sprayer. The main reason for this is that sprayer have much finer nozzles and can therefore have spray much more cover a larger area with less liquid. Using Watering Cans or Small Sprayers for small lawns (up to 50m2) It's suitable for general garden use and is compatible with the Wilko Watering Can 6 litre,Wilko Watering Can 7 litre and Wilko Watering Can 10 litre Maximum coverage depends on water pressure supply

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Electric 3-in-1 Leaf Blower / Vacuum / Mulcher, 3200w Variable Speed, 45L Collection Bag, 10m Cable The main difference between watering cans and sprayers, when using liquid lawn care products, simply comes down to the required amount of water needed. A watering can needs a higher amount of water to be mixed with the solution than that of a sprayer. Meaning you’ll need to do more refills with a watering can to cover the same area as a sprayer. It also reduces the amount of fluid that’s released. Meaning your solution will last you longer when applying. Hand held Pump Sprayers Once again, based on the above example of 500ml of water per m2 when applying iron sulphate, you would be able to cover 10m2 with a 5-litre sprayer.Use the calculator below to work out how many trips you might need to do based on the metre2 of your lawn and the size of sprayer you may want to buy or may already own. They’re great for achieving an even spread of liquid products because you simply walk up and down the lawn without the need to swing the watering can.

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There’s also a calculator at the end so you can work out which size would be best for your lawn. Remember to measure your lawn first though.