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| Selected response from: Tsunehiko Tarumoto United States Local time: 05:53 | ||||||
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na | 噴霧器のタンクFun-muki No Tanku |
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na | 噴霧器液槽 |
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噴霧器のタンクFun-muki No Tanku Explanation: A sprayer reservoir could be anything, but I believe it usually means a part of a sprayer used in gardening. In a Web site, I found the following explanation: Home gardeners have an adequate selection of pesticides labeled for home use,--(snip)---Probably the two most popular applicators are dusters and hose-end sprayers. --(snip)--These types have a reservoir that is filled with the dust. --(snip)--Pesticide concentrate is placed in the reservoir of the hose-end sprayer and water added based on the volume of spray needed. --(snip)--The hose-end sprayer reservoir must be rinsed after each use. There are quite a few Japanese Web sites that show sprayers - please have a look at the site below to confirm a reservoir of a sprayer is called "Tanku" in Japanese. Hope this will help. Reference: http://ipmwww.ncsu.edu/INSECT_ID/AG136/ncintro.html Reference: http://www.rakuten.co.jp/gardener/392831/403499/ |
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噴霧器液槽 Explanation: nothin to explain |
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