Spray-ette tree and scrub sprayer, when I connect it to hose and turn on ,water does go through sprayer about 25 ft put also leaks ptetty good though 2 vent holes near the hose connection, any ideas

I tried a few things and I'm not sure which was the trick or if it was a bit of all. I detached the sprayer hose from the container and put the hose and sprayer end in a bucket of water in case old spray was in the nozzle then tried spraying it in and out of the bucket for a while trying to dissolve any plugs. Still didn't work. Then I put the container up higher than the hose and sprayer and tilted container and tried spraying for about 15- 25 seconds and it started spraying again. Good luck!

No make or model, so no help until that is known.

I've had problems with the O-rings at the head leaking, feeding back inside the corrugated hose covering, and pooling under the sink. Might be your problem as well. Verify by holding the head downward, and look for water beading out further up the hose.

Check the rubber hoses to the sprayers. If they are on the hood they can come unplugged when you open it. Have a friend work the sprayers as you watch for leaks. An old toothbrush can be used to clean spray nozzles by scrubbing over the hole.

NorthStar brand equipment comes from Northern Tool. You can't replace the trigger, but they sell the replacement spray wand here and it's only $11.99. There are other wands, some longer, etc. They are pretty universal -- you just slide them onto the hose and tighten the band clamp. Good luck! If this is helpful, please rate my answer, thanks!

although it is possible that the spray head has gone bad, it is more likely that the diverter mechanism inside the kitchen faucet needs replaced. When this part is defective, it allows full pressure from the faucet to go to sprayer head even though the sprayer is not triggered. The sprayer is not designed to handle full pressure when it is not spraying.

sound like the inside suction hose is loose or not fitting correctly. i had a similar problem and wrapped some duct tape around the tube then snugly fit it inside the cap. no outside air suction and it works fine. i've had mine going on 15 years and use it constantly.

The mold will be growing in the upper parts of the agitator basket above the water line. Spray these areas with a bleach/water mixture using a spray bottle. Turn off the hot water valve to your washer. Disconnect the hose connected to this valve. Connect a leak free garden hose to the valve. Connect a garden sprayer to the other end of the garden hose. Turn the hot water valve back on. Check for leaks. Use the garden sprayer to rinse and remove the mold. Be careful to keep all of the water in the agitator basket. Turn off the hot water valve. Reconnect the hose from the washer to this valve. Turn the hot water valve back on. Check for leaks. Run a wash cycle with an empty load.