VOLADOR Foam Sprayer, Car Wash Foam Gun with 2 X 3.5oz/100cc Soap Reservoir and Washing Mitt, 8 Spray Patterns Garden Hose Nozzle for Plants Lawn Watering, Dog Bathing, Pets Showering

Not sure why people were bagging on this for the size of the soap thing. I fill the soap thing *half* way, set it to the lowest soap setting, and it's got MORE than enough for me to do a thorough wash on my car, including a couple of focused passes around trouble areas (like the quarter panels right behind tires, etc.).Nice bonus of the wash-mit too...though I've relegate it to armor-all duty for inside...as those little fuzzy tendrils are GREAT at getting all the dust out of vents/etc.I do recommend using it with a quick-disconnect though...as this isn't the sprayer you want to leave outside connected to the hose all the time.

I was looking for a good way to clean my sunroom windows and this came up during my search. I figured this would be good for soaping them down before scrubbing. The nozzle has a variety of 'shapes', each with its own function. It definitely feels cheaply built, but it's held up well so far. My only actual complaint is that it doesn't seem to meter water into the soap container too well. Within about 1 minute of use it will completely use up the soap in the container and it will be back to clear water. It has the ability to control the mix, but even the lowest setting seems way too fast.Given that I only got it to soap down my windows, I'm pretty happy with it. It might be OK for washing a car; but I'm pretty particular about my washing techniques and I don't think it'll make its way into my tool kit.Good for limited use, just be aware of its limitations.

No spare container

I have this and it works fine for washing my car. However, it's cheaply made and really won't last.I found one for half the price and is better quality BY A MILE.You can get the recommended one from harbor freight. This one feels too plastic and thin.The harbor freight is a steal as it's metal based and feels like it will last.I know, hard to believe something good from harbor freight. And for 12 bucks too.Trust me. That one is FAR better.

I enjoy detailing my cars and was looking for an inexpensive and simple foam gun solution. Since my storage space is limited I don't have room for a pressure washer and professional foam kit.I only use this nozzle for foaming. I use a fire hose-like nozzle for the rest of the wash which is more effective in delivering a powerful deluge-like rinse. And honestly, I'm not sure if this product is durable enough for full-time use. Spray nozzles with twist settings like these tend to start leaking or the seals fail after not too long. But for the basic job of delivering a pre-wash foaming, this fits the bill perfectly.I fill the reservoir to the top with Meguiars car wash soap and set the sprayer to 'Mist'. I turn the water on at low to medium pressure and then just coat the car from the top down. The trigger on/off is very handy for moving to an un-foamed area of the car without wasting soap. One reservoir is enough for my Sedan. A large SUV might require two. If you have a particularly large car, this might not be ideal for you.Then I just let the soap do its thing for a few minutes while I'm switching nozzles, rinse and continue with a 2-bucket wash.If you really want to extend the life of your paint, don't rely on this alone to soap up your car for actual hands-on washing. It's not enough. You need a soapy water bucket to saturate your wash mitt and give it enough lubricity or you risk scratching your paint. This is solely for pre-wash and to gently remove bulky superficial dirt and oil which is mostly likely to scratch your paint if you jump right into hands-on washing.The included mitt is decent quality but I don't recommend using it on your exterior because of its dark color. I have a yellow mitt and it's very easy to see if its picked up contaminants. It's impossible with this, and your wash mitt WILL pick up contaminants. That said, it's useful for either interior cleaning/dusting, or to clean your wheels.TIP: Do NOT lose the included extra o-rings. On my first one I misplaced them. After around a dozen washes the first died. I couldn't find a replacement at Home Depot, rendering the whole thing useless. Keep the included O-rings and you're set for a 2 - 3 years of washing.

This product is cheaply made, 100% plastic all the way through. I will be very surprised if it lasts 2 full seasons.

Bought these for dog washing, perfect for mixing the shampoo and getting it down to through the coat. Cut wash times in half and has plenty of useful settings. Unfortunately i found myself buying a new one every couple months from use because the trigger mechanism gets stuck and breaks eventually. Not sure why.

This is an excellent WDP manual tool (washing-dusting-polishing) to do car wash and enjoy the fun of it with loved ones. You can use for gardening purposes as a sprinkler or wash your puppy.