I'm Looking for a Garden-Hose Attachment Gizmo Thingie ... (Please Read)?

Question

I have no idea what this thing is called ... it's a little reservoir-type thing that you can put soap/detergent/cleaner in ... and it attaches to a garden hose so that you can spray soapy water.

Anybody know what I'm referring to? Anyone know what it's called? Most important ... do you know where I could buy one?

(Kinda hard to ask for something in a store if you don't know what it's called!)

I want to find something like that for cleaning my window-screens before I put them back in ... and it's 82 degrees, so I think I need to get it done!

Thanks!

Answer 1

Go to home-depot, do-it center, or a true-value store... you can explain your needs just as you did here - reservoir attachment to attach to hose for spray-cleaning your window screens before re-installing them...they will know exactly what you're talking about... it's a very good question, just as you've asked it actually...don't fret!!



You're quite welcome!

Answer 2

Windex actually sells a product like this. It's marketed as a tool to clean second story windows without a ladder. Home Depot carried it in New Jersey. I would try them first.

Answer 3

i dont know of anything that you put soap in and connects to your hose but if you go to the garden center of walmart or kmart or somewhere like that they have some that fertilize your yard or weed killer type of stuff maybe you could get one of those and clean it out really good then use it for what you want thats all i know that you could do maybe they do have them for soap but i dont know about them......

Answer 4

Go to Home Depot or Lowes explain to them they should be able to help you. Been in there before, not knowing the name of the item, just "tried" to explain what I was looking for and Lo and behold they helped me find what I was looking for. Good Luck

Answer 5

Pep boy`s has them. All so Kmart, wall mart. You can all so use the same ones you use to fertilize your lawn. They work the same way and are more cheaper.

Answer 6

A hardware store or anywhere you can purchase or rent pressure washers.