A foam producing nozzle for attachment to a spray nozzle which is readily attached and removed therefrom. The foam producing nozzle has air channels which do not lend themselves toward leaking. The dilution rate of the chemical concentrate is not affected by the foam producing nozzle.
1. A foam nozzle for attachment to a spray nozzle comprising:
a tubular member having one end portion constructed and arranged to fit over the spray nozzle and to receive a flow of aqueous chemical solutions from an upstream to a downstream direction;
a foam producing member located in an opposing end portion; and
at least one air passageway extending into the tubular member and terminating upstream from the foam producing member, the air passageway comprising at least one opening extending through the tubular member and a spacing of the tubular member from the spray nozzle, the air passageway constructed and arranged to extend over a portion of the spray nozzle, whereby the incidence of solutions leaking from the nozzle is reduced.
2. The foam nozzle as defined in claim 1 wherein there are four openings spaced equidistantly around the tubular member.
3. A combined spray and foam nozzle comprising:
a spray nozzle for attachment to a dispensing member;
a foam nozzle frictionally attached to the spray nozzle, the foam nozzle including:
a tubular member having one end portion constructed and arranged to fit over the spray nozzle and to receive a flow of aqueous chemical solution from an upstream to a downstream direction;
a foam producing member located in an opposing end portion; and
at least one air passageway extending into the tubular member and terminating upstream from the Loam producing member, the air passageway comprising at least one opening extending through the tubular member and a spacing of the tubular member from the spray nozzle, the air passageway constructed and arranged to extend over a portion of the spray nozzle, whereby the incidence of solutions leaking from the nozzle is reduced.
4. The foam nozzle as defined in claim 3 wherein there are four openings spaced equidistantly around the tubular member.