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About Spray Guns

Garden spray guns provide a versatile and ergonomic solution for a wide range of watering and cleaning tasks around the home and garden. These handheld devices connect directly to a standard garden hose and feature adjustable spray patterns that allow you to control water flow from a gentle mist to a powerful jet. Whether you're tending to delicate seedlings, washing garden furniture, or cleaning vehicles, a quality spray gun delivers the precision and convenience needed for efficient outdoor maintenance.

MyToolShed.co.uk stocks an extensive range of spray guns from trusted brands including Gardena, Hozelock, Draper, Faithfull, Kärcher, and Sealey. Available options include basic 3-pattern models for straightforward tasks, advanced 8 or 9-pattern guns for maximum versatility, and complete kits with multiple attachments. Materials range from durable plastic designs to professional-grade aluminium and zinc body constructions, with soft-grip handles ensuring comfortable operation during extended use.

Applications

Garden spray guns are essential tools for:

  • Home gardeners and allotment holders – watering flower beds, vegetable patches, hanging baskets, and greenhouse plants
  • Professional gardeners and landscapers – irrigation tasks, maintaining planted areas, and cleaning garden equipment
  • Car enthusiasts and valeters – pre-wash rinsing, cleaning wheels and undercarriages
  • Property maintenance professionals – cleaning patios, driveways, outdoor furniture, and building exteriors
  • Pet owners – washing dogs and cleaning kennels or outdoor animal areas
  • DIY enthusiasts – general outdoor cleaning, washing tools, and maintaining garden spaces

Choosing The Right Spray Guns

When selecting a garden spray gun, consider these key factors:

Number of spray patterns: Basic 3-pattern guns offer jet, shower, and mist settings suitable for simple tasks, whilst 7 to 9-pattern models provide specialised options including cone, flat, soaker, and angle sprays for greater versatility across different applications.

Construction material: Plastic spray guns are lightweight and economical for occasional use, whilst aluminium and zinc alloy bodies offer superior durability and longevity for frequent or professional applications. Consider metal construction if you need a tool that withstands daily use.

Handle design: Soft-grip or ergonomic handles reduce hand fatigue during extended watering sessions. Look for models with trigger locks that maintain continuous flow without constant finger pressure.

Flow control: Adjustable flow regulators allow fine-tuning of water pressure independently of the spray pattern, providing greater control for delicate plants or intensive cleaning tasks.

Compatibility: Most spray guns fit standard UK garden hose connections, but verify compatibility with your existing hose system. Some kits available at MyToolShed.co.uk include multiple connectors and adapters for universal fitting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between plastic and metal spray guns?

Plastic spray guns are lightweight, rust-proof, and ideal for light domestic use, whilst metal (aluminium or zinc) models offer greater durability, better wear resistance, and longer lifespan for frequent or professional applications. Metal guns typically provide more consistent spray patterns over time.

How do I maintain my garden spray gun?

After each use, disconnect the spray gun and allow water to drain completely. Periodically clean the nozzle with a soft brush to remove debris or mineral deposits that may affect spray patterns. Store indoors during winter months to prevent frost damage to internal components.

Can I use a spray gun with a pressure washer?

No, garden spray guns are designed specifically for use with standard garden hoses at normal mains water pressure. They are not compatible with pressure washers, which operate at significantly higher pressures and require dedicated pressure washer guns and fittings.

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