Off the top of my head, I can't remember the brand name of sprayer that I use; but, it's a good quality electronic sprayer. I bought it to use exclusively as a plant fogger and I never use it for paint. I have used it to fog my plants with insecticide; but, as has already been pointed out, extra precautions must be taken. The horticultural oil is just a really fine grade of mineral oil and therefore, it is harmless. However, insecticides are a different story. First, never use a paint sprayer to fog insecticides indoors. If you are outside, make sure that you are UPWIND from the plants so that all the fog floats AWAY from you. My plants are in a greenhouse; so, when I'm using it for insecticides, I turn off all the fans and close the vents (summertime), to stop ALL air movement. This way, the fog only goes in the direction that I point the sprayer. Then, I start at the back of the greenhouse and thoroughly fog all the plants as I walk backwards towards the door. I never stop moving. As I point the sprayer forward, I am continuously; but, slowly moving backwards, away from the fog. The fog rolls into and around the foliage as I back up and move away from it. When I get to the door, I put the sprayer down and leave the greenhouse and give the fog time to completely settle before I go back inside and turn the fans back on.