Spray Bottle?

Chris_Wang

My cheap Ace Hardware spray bottle is on its last leg. Is there a particular brand that has proved trustworthy and that can evenly spray thick concoctions? Would you buy the spray bottle you use again?

Chubbs

I have a cheapo that I got from Home Depot. Works great for me and still looks new. I say go as cheap as possible on a spray bottle-- then again I don't use them that much

Lit

I use the Steven raichlen one. Was like $10 but has a good stream.

Eggcelsior

Lit said:

I use the Steven raichlen one. Was like $10 but has a good stream.

Most things do until they hit their 50's.

CajunEggHead

I just saw a cheep-o at Lowes but saying it won't spray stick heavy liquid but like Apple juice and other sorts like that it does fine, cheep enough to buy more than one for when it goes on the fritz you will have a back up

fishlessman

never seen a spray bottle that wouldnt clog with thick concoctions, wouldnt a "bbq mop" work better for that

Chris_Wang

@fishlessman yes, mop would work fine. If I ever want to lightly spritz/spray, I was wondering if there was a bottle out there that could handle it.

fishlessman

if you could strain the ingrediants before hand they sell an oil sprayer at bedbathbeyond that might work better than the typical plastic bottle sprayer. maybe heat up the liquid to help dissolve things better and strain while its still hot and runny

rsmith193

We use a 1gallon bug sprayer during out competitions. Works great.

North_Is_Up

I like a Misto sprayer. I have the $10 model, but I see now that there are others.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_0_5?url=search-alias%3Dgarden&field-keywords=misto&sprefix=misto%2Caps%2C234

shtgunal3

I bought the spray bottle next to the ironing boards at Walmart. Works great for apple juice and vinegar and such.

fljoemon

We have these at Dollar Tree for $1.. works great for any liquid.