Manual Sprayer by Kisan Kraft - Say Goodbye to the Last Bug!
Pest infestation is no laughing matter. They can crawl into your house from dirty pipes or drains carrying bacteria and spread diseases like food poisoning, stomach infections, typhoid, and diarrhoea and so on. Pests can also cause serious damage to your plants and put your gardening dreams in a backseat. Kisan Kraft brings to you this manual sprayer which has a powerful nozzle design and an operation nob to spray pesticides easily and evenly to get rid of these problems. Apart from that, it can also be used to spray perfume in your room to freshen the air or water or clean your house. Have a pest free life sanitized house with the help of this ergonomic device.
Multipurpose
The Kisan Kraft manual sprayer can make cleaning easy for you. This container can be used to spray pesticides to keep bugs away from your plants or infesting your house. It can also be filled up with soapy water to clean mirrors, household stuff or with perfume to air freshen the rooms.
Thick Body
Because of its thick 2mm plastic body, the manual sprayer by Kisan Kraft is sturdy and durable. It's free of solvent and is chemical resistant which helps it withstand a wide range of chemicals.
Continue Operation Button
Engineered to keep your hand muscles free of pain, the sprayer is equipped with a continue operation button. This helps spray pesticides with ease without much hassle.
Adjustable Nozzle
What makes this manual sprayer convenient and easy is its nozzle design. It helps evenly spray the fluid wherever required without the fear of spilling extra. The nozzle has adjustable options for either fine mist or pressure jet mode. Set it as per your preference.
Easy Hand Grip
The handle of the Kisan Kraft KK-PS2000 manual sprayer has a power grip ergonomic design. This helps in carrying the container easily and spray without stressing your joints.
Dimensions
The bottle has a dimension of 23 x 23 x 38cm and is compact in size. You can pour up to 2litres of fluid and spray up to 30 times.
