Evo Oil Sprayer Original, Non-Aerosol for Olive, Cooking Oils, and Vinegars, Green, 24-Ounce Capacity

Good spray and easy to use

I bought one for my mom and one for myself. I like how the bottle is dark for my olive oil. My mom has a lot of heart burn and this will help. This makes cooking easier on a pan or when using my airfryer. It saves on $ due to using less oil. I washed it when I received it, let it air dry then I just filled it with oil. At first I thought it sprayed a little too much oil, but then I realized that it wasn't too much. When I fry my chicken with less oil using this sprayer,I have to keep my eyes on it because I have to see when it needs a little more oil. I usually respray 3 times. My mom started using hers and she likes it. My mom said the twisty inside fell inside of hers. Mine has been fine and has continued to spray just fine.

I've tried a variety of refillable olive oil sprayers. They all suck. Some just don't work, or fail quickly. Some leak or drip all over the sprayer when they are sprayed. Some mist so little oil that they might as well be broken. Some are a hassle to clean.After trying six different olive oil sprayers, this is my sprayer of choice. It's simple, easy to clean (they essentially have two pieces, so I just run warm soapy water through and spray for a while, then repeat with clean water and then air dry), and spray a decent amount.Note that there is another model of Evo sprayer that looks similar, but comes in a two pack with much smaller bottles. It does not include the refillable funnel and the three two-sided rubber bands with various labels like "olive oil" and "balsamic vinegar" on them. I probably would have gotten that two-pack first or tried to get just one of the smaller ones, but I ended up getting this first and then the two-pack. That allows me to use the funnel on all of them, and one rubber band label each.There are downsides. Your options for spraying are more of a vertical line or a horizontal line. It should be more of a circle. That would make using it easier. I sometimes end up spraying the kitchen counter instead of a pan or food. And the bottle is GIGANTIC. You probably wouldn't want to dumb an entire bottle of olive oil in your sprayer, but if you ever want to for some reason, this lets you. Personally, I feel it should be a much smaller bottle and cheaper... but again, there are those other Evo sprayers if you look. The squeeze lever also needs to be longer, without finger bumps or with them further apart--or maybe my hand is just too large.But even given all that, these don't suck quite as much as the others I've tried. It's a low bar to clear, but it's enough for me to get rid of my other sprayers and rely on these. Take note, Evo, with a few tweaks you could step it up and really have a first-class sprayer.

I was originally looking for an oil mister for my new for Christmas air fryer. The recommended mister that I would have purchased, was out of stock, apparently from everyone else who got an air fryer for Christmas. After delving deep into the reviews, I was glad that the ones I originally was going to order weren't available. Most of them cited clogging issues, and quite a few of the reviews were one star. After digging deeper, and understanding that a sprayer would work better and not have as many clogging issues, I ordered the Evo 18 oz sprayer. It sprays a relatively thick layer of oil on the items that I'm air frying, but It does the job if you're the right distance from the food. I like that I can expect fewer clogging problems, and I really like the size. I filled it with a 16.9 oz bottle of light olive oil, and with the large 18 oz size, I won't have to refill it as often as the much smaller misters that seem so popular. All in all, pleased with this purchase. Oh, and Amazon delivery was really quick on this, only two days, which isn't bad this time of year.

This is a great kitchen tool if you use sheet pans for cooking. It’s so easy to spray oil onto a pan for a vegetable bake or cookies! I put olive oil in mine, because that’s what I use most. I have a smaller sprayer I use for sunflower oil (which I only use to roast raw sunflower seeds in.)

Don't fall in love with a concept like I did. The demos in the descriptions made this oil sprayer seem wonderful, but for me it was a waste of 20 bucks. On my second use, a plastic piece under the spraying handle broke with about 20 ounces of expensive avocado oil. I'm totally disappointed. I didn't save the packaging and Amazon isn't the greatest on returns anyway unless you have every stitch of packaging. Evo may get high marks from others but I'll not spend another nickel with them.

Depending on the pressure you use to squeeze the trigger, oil either dribbles out or sprays a fine mist. I find that handy because of you want a fine mist, you can get it but if you're concerned about spraying oil all over everything, you can squeeze softer and still get a decent mist.I use this thing daily & have for almost a year. Oil gets under the "label gaskets", but it's easy enough to clean. I like that it holds a good amount but not so much that it would go rancid before I use it up and clean it. Good quality, good price. Would buy again.

I have purchased several oil sprayers over the years and every one of them has either clogged, leaked, or both. This design is simple and effective. There is a wide variety of spray options including and off setting and is the best I’ve ever used. I am going to be giving these as gifts.