None. No UV function is published for this device.
Shipping & returns
Tracked delivery anywhere in the United Kingdom. Free on orders of £50 or more; below that the only method offered is Express Delivery at £22, which is also available above the threshold as a paid delivery option. Allow 5 to 7 days, after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. The price shown is the price charged, and no sales tax is added at the checkout.
For most goods bought online, a UK consumer may cancel within 14 days after receiving the goods and then return them within a further 14 days, subject to the statutory exceptions. Contact us before returning anything so we can provide the correct instructions. Refunds are processed within the period required by law.
If it arrives faulty, damaged or not as described, we provide the remedy required by UK consumer law and cover reasonable return costs where the goods are faulty or incorrectly supplied.
Empty the reservoir after use and run clean water through it, especially if you have sprayed anything that dries sticky or leaves a residue. A nozzle left full is the usual reason one of these stops atomising properly.
Very Fine MistAtomises the liquid rather than squirting it, so it lands evenly and dries fast
Cordless And RechargeableNo trailing lead and no pumping by hand
Adjustable IntensityTurn the output down for a light pass or up to cover ground quickly
RefillableYou choose what goes in it, and refill it as often as you like
About this product
A cordless sprayer that puts down a fine, even mist instead of a wet stripe.
Rechargeable, adjustable intensity, and a refillable reservoir you fill with whatever solution the job calls for.
A trigger sprayer wets a surface in stripes and puddles. An atomiser breaks the liquid into a mist so it lands evenly and dries quickly.
This is the cordless handheld version: rechargeable, adjustable output, and a reservoir you fill yourself.
It is a spraying tool. What it achieves depends entirely on the solution you put in it and that product's own instructions.
The reason to own an atomiser rather than a trigger bottle is coverage. A trigger sprayer throws droplets, which land unevenly, run downwards and leave the surface wet enough to need wiping. An atomiser breaks the same liquid into a mist that settles across a surface in a thin, even layer and dries much faster.
This one is cordless and rechargeable, so there is no lead and no hand pumping, and the output is adjustable. Turn it down for a light pass over something delicate, or up when you are covering a car interior or a room's worth of hard surfaces.
The reservoir is refillable and the device arrives empty. That is worth being clear about, because it is the whole point: this is a delivery tool, and what it accomplishes is a property of the liquid you choose, not of the sprayer. If you want to disinfect something, the disinfectant does that work, and you must follow that product's own label for dilution, contact time and suitability. We make no efficacy claim for the device.
Two safety points that matter with any mister. First, do not treat a fine aerosol as harmless: turning a liquid into a breathable mist changes how you are exposed to it, and many cleaning and disinfecting products explicitly say not to spray or fog them. Read the label of whatever you put in, and if it says do not aerosolise, believe it. Second, do not spray in a room while people or pets are in it. Spray, leave, ventilate, come back.
Common uses are car interiors, gyms and studios, salons, hard surfaces around a kitchen or workshop, and misting plants where a fine even spray suits the leaf better than a jet.
Still deciding?
Not sure yet? That is fine.
For most goods bought online, a UK consumer may cancel within 14 days after receiving the goods and then return them within a further 14 days, subject to the statutory exceptions. Contact us before returning anything so we can provide the correct instructions.
If it turns up faulty, damaged or not as described, we provide the remedy required by UK consumer law and cover reasonable return costs where appropriate. Read the detail on our refunds and returns page, or ask us anything before you order.
It turns a liquid into a fine mist and sprays it evenly over a surface. It is a delivery tool.
Does it come with any solution?
No. It arrives empty and you fill it with whatever the job needs.
Does it disinfect?
The device does not. A disinfectant does, if you put one in and use it according to its own label. We make no efficacy claim for the sprayer itself.
Does it kill germs or viruses?
We make no such claim for this device. Any effect of that kind comes from the solution you choose, on the terms its own manufacturer states.
Is it a medical or sterilising device?
No. It is not a medical device and it is not for clinical sterilisation.
Does it have a UV lamp?
No. No UV function is published for this device, so it does not have one as far as we can evidence. The web address for this page mentions UV because we kept the original URL, and the original listing title was misleading on that point.
What can I put in it?
Water, plant misting solutions, or a cleaning or disinfecting product that its own label says may be sprayed. Always read that label first.
Can I put any disinfectant in it?
No. Some products specifically must not be sprayed or fogged, because aerosolising them creates an inhalation risk or a flammability risk. If the label says do not spray, do not spray it.
Can I use bleach in it?
We would not. Bleach solutions are corrosive to pumps and seals and are widely advised against for spraying. Check the label and choose something intended for spray application.
Can I use alcohol based solutions?
Many alcohol products warn against aerosolising because of flammability. Read the label, and never spray near a flame, heater or spark.
Is it safe to spray in a room with people in it?
No. Spray the room, leave it, ventilate it, then go back in. That applies to pets too.
Do I need a mask when using it?
Follow the guidance on the label of whatever you are spraying. If it recommends respiratory protection or ventilation, that advice applies more strongly when the product is misted.
How is it powered?
A rechargeable battery, so it is cordless in use.
How long does the battery last?
The listing describes it as a long lasting battery but publishes no runtime figure, so we do not quote one. Ask us before ordering if runtime is the deciding factor.
Can I adjust how much it sprays?
Yes, the intensity is adjustable. Lower for a light pass, higher to cover ground.
How big is the reservoir?
No capacity figure is published for this model. Contact us if you need it confirmed before ordering.
Why is a mist better than a normal spray bottle?
Coverage and drying. A trigger bottle lands in droplets that run and puddle. A mist settles evenly in a thin layer and dries much faster, so surfaces are usable sooner and you use less liquid.
Will it leave surfaces wet?
Much less than a trigger sprayer. The fine mist is the reason it dries quickly.
Can I use it on electronics or screens?
Be careful. A mist still puts moisture on a surface. Spray a cloth rather than the device, and never spray into vents or ports.
Can I use it on fabric or upholstery?
Yes, and it is one of the better uses because the even mist does not soak one patch. Test a hidden area first with whatever solution you are using.
Is it good for car interiors?
That is one of the most common uses. It gets into vents and around seats where a cloth cannot reach evenly.
Can I mist plants with it?
Yes. A fine mist suits leaves better than a jet, and the adjustable output helps with seedlings.
How do I clean it after use?
Empty the reservoir and run clean water through it. A nozzle left sitting full of solution is the usual reason one of these stops atomising.
What if it stops making a fine mist?
Almost always a blocked nozzle from residue. Flush it with clean water. Prevention is emptying it after each use.
Can I leave solution in it between uses?
Better not to. It leads to blockages and, depending on what is in it, to corroded seals.
Is it noisy?
It is a small powered sprayer, so there is a motor noise, but it is quieter than a compressor.
How heavy is it?
No weight is published for this model. It is designed as a one handed handheld unit.
Does it need any consumables?
No filters or cartridges. Just whatever liquid you choose to put in it.
How long does delivery take?
Delivery across the United Kingdom takes 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. It is free on orders of £50 or more; below that the only option is Express Delivery at £22, which you can also choose on any order as a paid delivery option. No faster transit time is promised for Express Delivery.
Can I return it if I change my mind?
For most goods bought online, a UK consumer may cancel within 14 days after receiving the goods and then return them within a further 14 days, subject to the statutory exceptions. Faulty, damaged, wrongly supplied or misdescribed goods are handled under UK consumer law. Contact the team before returning anything.
The complete guide
Getting a fine mist to do useful work
3 min readCO2 Company UK
The device and the liquid are two different purchases
This is the thing worth being clear about before anything else. The sprayer moves liquid and
breaks it into a mist. Everything else, whether a surface ends up clean, disinfected, damp or
damaged, comes down to what you put in the reservoir and whether you followed that product's
instructions.
That is why this page does not tell you the gun disinfects anything. It cannot. A disinfectant
does, at the dilution and contact time its own label specifies.
Read the label before you fill it
Aerosolising a liquid changes your exposure to it, because a mist hangs in the air and gets
breathed. A lot of household and commercial products carry an explicit instruction not to
spray or fog them, and that instruction exists for good reasons: inhalation risk with some
chemistries, flammability with alcohol based ones.
So the sequence is label first, reservoir second. If the label says do not aerosolise, use a
cloth instead.
Spray, leave, ventilate
Do not mist a room that people or animals are in. Treat the space, step out, open a window or
run the extraction, and come back once it has cleared and dried. Doing that also gives most
solutions the contact time they need, so it is not a compromise.
Keeping the nozzle working
The failure mode for every atomiser is the same: residue dries in the nozzle and the fine mist
turns into a dribble. Empty it and run clean water through after each use, particularly with
anything that dries sticky. Two minutes of rinsing is the difference between a tool that lasts
years and one that annoys you by the third month.
Tell us the room, how many people use it and what you are trying to find out, and we will tell you whether this is the one that fits. Free delivery across the United Kingdom on orders of £50 or more.
Nano Spray Gun sold by CO2 Company UK at co2monitor.uk, at GBP 39. A CORDLESS HANDHELD FINE MIST SPRAYER with a rechargeable battery,
adjustable output intensity and a refillable user filled reservoir. It atomises
liquid into a fine, fast drying mist that settles evenly, rather than throwing
droplets like a trigger bottle. IMPORTANT AND DELIBERATE LIMITS: this is a
SPRAYING DEVICE and it is supplied EMPTY with no solution included. No
disinfection, sanitising, sterilising or germ-kill efficacy is claimed for the
device, because any such effect belongs to the solution the user chooses and to
that product's own label instructions on dilution, contact time and suitability.
It is not a medical device and is not for clinical sterilisation. Despite the
product URL and the original listing title, NO UV LAMP OR UV FUNCTION is published
for this device and none is claimed. Safety guidance carried on the page: many
cleaning and disinfecting products state they must not be sprayed or fogged, so
the label of the chosen liquid governs use; and rooms should not be sprayed while
people or pets are present, but sprayed, left and ventilated. Common uses are car
interiors, gyms, studios, salons, hard surfaces, and misting plants. Delivery is free across the United Kingdom on orders of £50 or more. Below £50 the only method offered is Express Delivery at £22, and Express Delivery is also available on any order at £22 as a paid delivery option. Orders arrive in 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time.
