New Mister Duster Mosquito Sprayer Mosquito Fogger Backpack Sprayer Cold Fogger

If you're on the hunt for an effective mosquito control solution, look no further than the Invatech Italia New Mister Duster Mosquito Sprayer. This backpack sprayer is a game-changer for anyone dealing with pesky insects, and here's why it stands out:Ease of Use: One of the most impressive aspects of the Invatech Italia Mister Duster is its user-friendly design. Straight out of the box, it’s ready to go with minimal setup. Despite sitting in storage for a year, it started on the very first pull—an incredibly reliable feature that saves you time and frustration.Performance: This fogger doesn't just work; it excels. It disperses a fine mist that effectively reaches into those hard-to-get places where mosquitoes and other insects like to hide. Whether you're covering a large backyard or a smaller space, it delivers consistent, thorough coverage, ensuring that your outdoor areas are protected.Convenience: As a backpack sprayer, it offers excellent mobility and ease of use. The backpack design means you can move freely without dragging a cumbersome unit behind you. It’s comfortable to wear, even for extended periods, and the controls are straightforward and intuitive.Value for Money: The price point of the Invatech Italia Mister Duster is another major plus. It offers top-tier performance at a fraction of the cost of some high-end models. This balance of affordability and effectiveness makes it an exceptional value.Durability: The build quality is robust, designed to withstand regular use. The materials feel sturdy, and it’s clear that this sprayer is built to last, even under demanding conditions.Recommendation: I highly recommend the Invatech Italia New Mister Duster to anyone in need of a reliable mosquito fogger. Whether for professional pest control or just keeping your home and garden mosquito-free, this sprayer gets the job done effortlessly. It’s a must-have for anyone serious about insect control.In summary, the Invatech Italia New Mister Duster Mosquito Sprayer is a fantastic investment. It's easy to use, highly effective, and priced right. This fogger has earned its place as a trusted tool in my outdoor maintenance routine.

Ok first of all this unit arrives packaged very carefully and every single part is labelled. Instructions are clear and concise- no Chinglish. It even comes with a bag of spare parts! I've used it once and it works like a charm. Keep in mind, it's heavy- but that's because it's durable and not crap. Has very supportive adjustable harness. Mists very well. Like a professional mister. I highly recommend.

This unit is not for the weak and feeble. A hefty weight even when empty will test your endurance carrying it around the lot. This unit requires some assembly and any person with a little bit of technical know how and tool experience will be able to put this together without any major hiccups.The unit started fine once filled wih 50/1 and primed properly. A little loud so good hearing protection is a must. It is a fogged, so eye protection is also a must. I opted for a 3M respirator and noise cancelling hearing protection.The liquid container can hold 14 liters (quarts) of fluid. Don’t do it. It gets too heavy and with a full load of gas, you are humping 40 lbs. doesn’t sound like much but you better be in shape to get that on your back and walk around with it for a couple of hours. Fogged works great, high volume high speed air at full throttle moves the spray upwards of 25 feet in the air and into the bush. You can spray both liquid or dry stuff with some minor modifications. All parts needed for both come with the unit. Even spare parts are included.It is a backpack blower/fogger, that can blow leaves, liquid and dry material that is used commercially. It is loud, big and heavy. But it works amazingly well.Good price, fast delivery with all parts, spare parts, instructions and without damage. Very pleased. Good buy.

I got this to treat some small field crops for insects. It was way too large an area to use a pump-up sprayer and too small (and too covered with crops) to have a commercial applicator spray it. I had looked at the Stihl products which do the same thing but the one which was most similar to this was $719 (apparently "on sale", regularly $749). Ouch, that's a lot of money to see if a solution will work. I found this one and gambled that, at $400 less, it would function well enough to get the job done. It very much does.I also expected that, being on Amazon, and being this inexpensive, it would be made in China. However, I have not found a "Made in xxxxx" marking on the unit, but the branding of the unit indicates the brand, Invatech, and "Italia". Italia is Italy. While that's not as conclusive as a clear marking of "Made in Italy", I believe, based on the markings and the quality of the build, that it was made in Italy.It was easy to assemble and came with some spare parts I didn't expect (like a spare pull-start unit). The unit fired up immediately the first time and I had no problems with the carburetor functioning as-is out of the box. Some reviews mention having to adjust the carburetor, and there's a tool in the box to do so. FWIW, I'm at about 1,000 feet elevation, and elevation can have an impact on carbureted engines. The only negative I can say about this aspect of the unit is that the carburetor adjustment tool comes wrapped separately and has a label indicating that opening the bag with the tool "will void the warranty". What the...you include a tool to adjust the unit then tell the user that if they use the tool they void their warranty? What a bunch of garbage...you could open the bag, use the tool, throw the tool and the bag in the trash, who's gonna know? The Draconian warning about the warranty when it's so obviously un-provable whether you opened the bag or not is offputting.Anyway, the unit has worked well. The shoulder straps were very padded and easy to adjust. The unit is easy to operate and has functioned well.The instructions indicate that filling the tank with no more than 2 gallons of fluid is recommended. They're not kidding. Each gallon of water weighs, approximately, 8 pounds and the unit can hold 4 gallons...that's roughly 32 pounds of water on top of the unit weight which I recall to be about 25 pounds. I'm 6' 1" and not exactly scrawny and 2 gallons in the unit was quite enough, thank you. They advise using an elevated platform to mount and dismount the unit from your back and that is highly recommended. I set it on the tailgate of my truck, but a sturdy table would work just fine. Just don't try to mount it on your back directly from the ground; that would be a bit much.Overall, I'm very pleased with the unit, especially at the price. The process of spraying the crops in this manner has worked for us. We weren't sure, so spending a lot less money on this versus the Stihl was a logical choice. That choice has worked out well.

The media could not be loaded.  Impressed!! Excellent & Better than Expected & Better Then TomahawkImpressed with the value and quality of this backpack fogger. Setup was straight forward, and it started up perfectly. It starts so easily, I can actually start it while it’s on my back. Works really well, but I’d have to say their claim of 30’ vertical seems might be a little exaggerated or only in optimal conditions. However, it has no problems with 20-25’.Very impressed with the quality of this machine for the price. Every part of it feels pretty skookum, with perhaps the exception of the shoulder straps. They have plenty of padding and are comfortable, but they’re far too lite for commercial uses.For those considering the purchase, I also have a Tomahawk “Turbo boosted” TDM14 which costs more. However despite the difference in price, the Invatech is a better machine. They’re very similar in design. However, there are differences that clearly show the Invatech as a better quality machine. First difference is the strap hardware. The tomahawk uses cheap clasps, whereas the hardware Invatech uses is much more skookum. There are various additional differences too, but the most apparent one was the ULV nozzles they use. The Invatech nozzle is much better quality. The tomahaw’s standard nozzle is plastic junk compared to the Invatech’s nozzle. It doesn’t even spin evenly, and I don’t even think it has a proper bearing in it. The Invatech nozzle is premium. I note that Tomahawk sells an upgraded ULV nozzle for the TDM14 for $150. Expect this upgraded nozzle is similar to the one that comes standard with Invatech. (I'll upload a picture of both nozzles side by side in a couple of weeks when I go up to the cottage)I was really surprised by the difference in quality, despite the Invatech costing significantly less, which prompted me to write this review.Final Thought: Excellent quality machine - very impressed with the performance and build quality, and exceeded the competition. Pro tip - requires 50:1 fuel oil mixture, but only uses premium fuel with no ethanol, which can be corrosive and separate and form gell that can clog machines if left for extended periods of time (couple months). Also a good idea to use fuel stabilizers if issued infrequently. Lastly, if you’re going to use it commercially or for extended periods, I’d recommend a 40:1 ratio or more.

Assembly instructions were very clear, took a bit of time but not difficult at all.Used it with insecticide and worked great. Started very easily, spray was very good. Odd thing is it doesn't seem to "pump" from the tank but simply uses gravity instead, so if you hold the spray nozzle very high it doesn't work, you have to twist the nozzle upwards instead. Not really a problem but wasn't what I expected when trying to spray over hedges but pointing downwards.When loaded with liquid, overall can be a bit heavy to put on your back while trying to not touch the insecticide but was very comfortable when using.Overall great product so far.

Units works quite well. However, with how it is set up it can be awkward and heavy to carry much insecticide.

Would give it 10 stars!!! Works great!

I used to own a thermal fogger which would alarm my neighbors as plumes of dense fog emitted from my yard. The Invatech mister has solved that problem and sped up the process as well! The unit is built well but I did notice that the gas cap's air vent was a bit on the small size, which restricted some fuel flow. A slight enlarging of the vent solved that problem. The pack is quick heavy and awkward to get mounted onto your back at first but once it's on and strapped down, it doesn't move around. The mist pattern is good and the engine has always started for me. It takes me roughly 30 min to mist the perimeter of 4.5 acres and knocks down mosquitos within minutes. The solution I'm using keeps them away for roughly 3 weeks before I need to re-spray. Overall I'm very pleased with the mister and certainly favor it over a thermal fogger.