LiBa Spray Bottles (4 Pack,16 Oz), Refillable Empty Spray Bottles for Cleaning Solutions, Hair Spray, Watering Plants, Superior Flex Nozzles, Squirt, Mist Sprayer, Bleach/Vinegar/Rubbing Alcohol Safe

They do their job They just come loose

These bottles are performing well. Its been years since Ive had a bottle sprayer last this long. I foiler spray often & use some gnarly solutions like diatomaceous earth & AACTs with lots of sticky stuff & these still work. Highly recommended.

For the price I was not expecting much, but they are holding up well, no leaks and nice spray pattern

work ok

The bottles work well. I filled on with bleach and there is no problem.

We are currently using three of them. One has already stopped spraying, but the rest are still working fine.

These are perfect for the application I needed

The primary purpose for purchasing these bottles was because I make my own everyday cleaner with vinegar, water, and tea tree oil. With this mixture, the sprayer stops spraying within a month. I even tried soaking the sprayer in hot water to see if I could get it spraying again, to no avail. If you only want this for misting water I think youll be fine. If you want it for other purposes, look elsewhere.

Ive been through quite a few spray bottles over the years. I remember way back in like 1995, I bought a four-pack of spray bottles at Target, and they lasted like 15 years. Seems as if every spray bottle Ive tried since then has been complete crap. One out of four dont work out of the box, and the other three fail within a year. I decided to purchase these because the majority of the reviews complain about them not being opaque. Thats a legitimate complaint for folks who need opaque bottles, but it wasnt a concern for me. To be clear, these bottles are almost opaque. Translucent might be the best word to describe them. You can see through them just enough to be able to tell how much liquid is still in the bottle. Thats my preference, but I think folks who are looking for a completely opaque bottle should know this going in. The reason I need a lot of spray bottles is because I am not a fan of the vast majority of commercial cleaners. I typically use bleach, citric acid, baking soda, lye, and rubbing alcohol/Everclear. I find these five substances can replace the vast majority of the commercial cleaning supplies, but you need a spray bottle to, say, dilute the bleach with water. One really important safety lesson when it comes to using chemicals. Dont ever mix them (especially bleach) with anything except water. I like to have solid white or clear spray bottles because I can label them with a permanent sharpie to make sure that I dont accidentally mix something like Atrazine with bleach. I dont like using Atrazine in the first place. The last thing I want to do is create a ecological catastrophe for my neighborhood.

Prefect, no issues.