Misting nozzle for Worx Hydroshot
The new Hydroshot Misting Nozzle WA1843 is ideal for disinfecting and sanitising, as well as watering, feeding and getting rid of pests in your garden. Can be used in your garden for Herbicides, for plant and lawn feeding, watering delicate plants and seedlings Can be used in your garden for Pesticides. Ideal for Sanitising and Disinfecting on all hard surfaces, such as pub beer gardens, outdoor furniture.
Effortless Plant Care: The WA1843 misting nozzle delivers a gentle spray, perfect for watering delicate seedlings, nurturing houseplants, and misting vegetables without damaging foliage.
Disinfecting and Sanitizing: The fine mist effectively coats surfaces with cleaning solutions, making it ideal for disinfecting countertops, doorknobs, patio furniture, and other outdoor surfaces.
Weed Control: Use the misting nozzle to apply herbicide solutions with greater control and precision, minimizing overspray and ensuring targeted weed treatment.
Dust Control: The fine mist effectively dampens dust particles, making it suitable for suppressing dust during demolition projects or when sweeping workshops and garages.
£7.99 (includes £1.33 Tax)
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Product description
The Worx WA1843 Misting Nozzle is an essential accessory for any Worx Hydroshot owner. Its ability to deliver a gentle mist opens doors to various cleaning, plant care, and dust control applications. With its user-friendly design and seamless compatibility with your Worx Hydroshot, the WA1843 misting nozzle is a simple yet effective upgrade that expands the potential of your pressure cleaning system.
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- High-Pressure Washer Nozzle WA1843
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