Remember to clean the sprayer out real good to remove any of the bleach residue, we all know how it eats the ahesive!

Funny you posted this, I kept running into contaminated windows,

Only had this sprayer for a few weeks, open it up theres a bunch blank nasty $hit in the piping...

Yeah gotta keep that clean, im a knuckle head for not checking it sooner,

Thanks the bleach is a good idea how much bleach do you put in...

I really cannot believe you would put bleach in any sprayer and then attempt to use it on a vehicle.

This just seems like a really, really bad idea in my opinion. Any lingering bleach at all that gets on someone's expensive interior I wouldn't want to be responsible for that. Just sayin....

Bottle of rubbing alcohol for me. That with some water let it sit for 30 minutes or so. Then scrub with a toilet brush.

Bottle of rubbing alcohol for me. That with some water let it sit for 30 minutes or so. Then scrub with a toilet brush.

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Resurrected , but pertinent post  , I was always a J/J person but found it coagulated on the inside of the tank and plugged the filter quickly, I switch between Tint Slime and Dawn now and don't have that problem, whatever you use you can easily clean tank with a white scrubbie pad , rinse good, clean the filter and you're ready to go. For spray bottles ,some hot water ,shake them ,rinse a couple of times and good to go. 

I've been using bleach to clean mine for years. Just rinse it out well afterwards. Never had an issue.

Nice keep em cleeeeean!!