SuperHandy Electrostatic ULV Fogger Cordless Handheld, Garden Mist Sprayer Machine w/20V Battery, 45 Oz Capacity - for Lawn-Care, Hydroponics, Sanitizing

The fogger is very portable and easy to use. I use it in my janitorial work to disinfect offices that may have been contaminated with COVID-19. Since I switched to SuperHandy fogger, I disinfect faster covering more areas while using less chemicals.My unit started leaking chemicals that would get on the battery, and cause it not to operate properly. I called customer service and a replacement was sent. Awesome service.

CHEAPLY MADE, ONLY USED IT A FEW TIMES, FOR NO MORE THAN 10 MINUTES EACH TIME (poor battery performance)AFTER USING IT A FEW TIMES IT STOPPED SPRAYING. THE BLOWER FAN WAS WORKING BUT NO FLOW FROM THE TANK TO THE NOZZLE. OPENED IT UP TO FIND THAT THE CHEAPLY MADE LIQUID INJECTION SYSTEM FAILED. IT'S MADE-UP OF 3 DIFFERENT SIZED SILICONE TUBES AND TWO OF THE TUBES HAD SPLIT. SINCE THE SYSTEM WORKS BY A SMALL AIR PUMP PRESSURIZING THE LIQUID TANK WHICH THEN PUSHES THE LIQUID OUT OF THE TANK AND DOWN TO THE NOZZLE. THE TUBE THAT SUPPLIES PRESSURIZED AIR TO THE TANK SPLIT, SO THE ENTIRE SYSTEM FAILS!!

I wish it came with a back up battery for more uses with disinfectant. I did get a back up battery and can do much more disinfecting. The unit is used in our hygiene services that cover many areas of disease and odor control. The electrostatic addition to the fogger supersedes and even equals the high dollar machines and very portable. I would recommend carrying a micro fiber cloth when using to catch the residue from the barrel once you turn off the unit. I like it and it has saved us time in our services. The flow is excellent and a wide coverage of disinfectant. The construction is sturdy with strong materials, which is also a plus. The metal strip in the grip keeps the mist from coming back on you and that is great. I tried the more expensive electrostatic machines and must say your machine is much better and does just as much plus more. We currently have two machines and are very pleased of the workmanship to us with our wide base of customers.

All in all it seems durable battery last a long time. The only thing I’m not liking about. It is the fact that it spits. It will be misting great for using disinfectant, and the battery does last for a good spraying but every now and then it will spit soaking some areas which I don’t really like about it

The unit is very mobile, not too heavy, good sturdy handles, about as loud as a hair dryer (so not too bad).Once we received it, I charged the battery (which didn't take long) poured in the sanitizer and ran it. It worked as expected.The only downside was the lack of any nozzle (spray) adjustment. The ad says 0-50 microns, but I could not figure out how to adjust it. I contacted customer service and they were very responsive. Turns out this unit does not have an adjusting knob on it like the cordless backpack. So I'm still perplexed about the 0-50 micron description. But to be fair the post does not say anything about it being adjustable.

Giving 3 stars because it works well enough to keep it. There is no adjustment for spraying, it’s just supposed to fog. It even described in the instructions to leave the area while fog clears. Hahaha! There’s no fog! Tested first with water and it’s not much better than using a spray bottle. Gets things very wet. Decided to keep it because it’s still faster than using a pump sprayer or spray bottles . Pros & cons though. It has a trigger that’s supposed to lock in place so you don’t have to continually hold trigger.. but mostly doesn’t. I was surprised that it locked today for the first time after a couple days of use. You can’t turn it on its side - for example to spray under something low to the ground, it stops spraying if the liquid isn’t flowing in normal upright position. So while it has its limits, and doesn’t give a true fog but rather a mix of both fine misting and wet droplets spray, it is getting the job done. I’m guessing it wastes product faster though since it won’t fog/sprays wetter than expected.If you are doing mold remediation - it works well with a (nontoxic) thymol product (don’t know if I’m allowed to say brand name that starts with B) to quickly cover and kill exposed moldy areas; as you work to uncover each section, give a spray - let it sit for a little bit then continue removal work. You’ll find your breathing a lot less mold spore odors that way. I wear mask or respirator depending what areas we are removing but I do check /sniff the air in the work area daily to see how much of the mold I can smell - I’m super sensitive to all odors so it doesn’t take much for me to smell things.

It is really lite and powerful, I used for the mosquito season, costumer service is exceptional and help me when I need it, no complain, thanks Erick for the undertaking

It leaked. One morning there was a pool of water around it on the table. Now the unit doesn’t work at all because the battery won’t charge. I’ll bet that’s because it got wet. $300+ down the drain. I think we used it 3-4 times.This is the nature of all electrostatic sprayers. These units mechanics are built on using the siphon principle. Once you activate the unit, pressure builds up in the front and the siphon mechanic principle takes effect, and after spraying their is still pressure in the line and when tipped forward gravity continues to pull fluid, solution is keep the unit upright and level after spraying.Once you release the trigger, the end will spin a second or two, then tilt back.