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Lidl pneumatic power sprayer

cianoc07 · 2013-11-04 18:54:50

I bought this attachment for the air compressor and water hose from lidl, basically you use the air from the compressor to add force to the water flowing from the hose kinda like a powerwasher I want to know is there any chance water would mess up the air compressor?? could the water flow back the air line? im sure the…

04-11-2013 7:54pm

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cianoc07

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I bought this attachment for the air compressor and water hose from lidl,
basically you use the air from the compressor to add force to the water flowing from the hose kinda like a powerwasher

I want to know is there any chance water would mess up the air compressor??
could the water flow back the air line? im sure the pressure from the line would stop any water from flowing back. just want to be sure before i ruin a compressor!!

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#2 04-11-2013 8:06pm

fergal.b

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I wouldn't think there would be any problems you could always give it a blow out when your done and leave a coil of the hose hanging up so the water would have to travel up hill, if your still worried add a water trap it will be handy if you ever wanted to do spraying.

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#3 04-11-2013 10:29pm

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what size compressor do you have these attachments can be air guzzlers

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