Handheld Garden Sprayer Bottle Spray Pumps for Home and Garden Blue

The spray is pretty much exactly what you expect. The only things worth noting are: 1) it has an awful, awful, awful smell. I rinsed it out with soap a few times, let it air dry, then rinse it out a few more times. It was mostly gone but it was incredibly strong. 2) The name that's on the bottle is a cheap little sticker that was mostly peeling off when I received this; no worries, I just completely removed it.The nozzle does drip a little bit when it's twisted in certain positions, so fine-tuning the spray is a little tricky. I am using this to apply some neem oil to my aloe plant, so I don't want to drown it nor do I want to stand there for twenty minutes while the super fine mist eventually coats the plant and the potting mix.That said, for the price, it does what it needs to do!

This thing is a piece of junk. The trigger broke the first time I used it, I had to super glue it back together. And it leaks nonstop down the black handle that swoops downward. Water comes out from where the pump is inserted into the top, and it drips all the way down the handle. This means that where I set this thing, I have to have a towel under it, or have the handle hanging over a sink or a potted plant. I guess it is good if you want an slow drip watering system for your indoor plants... The spray is fine and the pump action is easy, but I would have liked this product more if it didn't BREAK and LEAK.

not 5 stars because it arrived dented nearly all the way around the center. in three places the plastic was puckered. some hot water and pumping it up popped the dents out. but im worried it fatigued the plastic. so far it hasn't exploded, so that's good. not supper happy with the mist, its more of a circular fan spray than a mist. but, it works. very convenient size, seems well constructed.

I really like this as it mists very well and you do not have to pump often. The problem for me was the knob at the top of the pump. It broke easily and then was pretty useless after that because I didn't have anything to grab on to pump the sprayer.

The adjustable nozzle is very good. The pump mechanism is pretty good. The ergonomics aren't terrible. That's it for the good in my opinion. As far as actually using it I'd have to say the design of the base doesn't make any sense to me. When full it seems to be relatively stable. As it gets close to empty it becomes top-heavy and the base is no longer good for stability. It falls over easily. The absolute worst part of the entire product is the actual trigger. It just clips onto the back side of the spring loaded valve body and as you depress it pulls the valve open. Unfortunately the design places the fulcrum directly under the attachment and the reaction force is upward. You press the trigger a couple times and it works itself loose and pops off. For me it's every other trigger press. I have no interest in using a product which requires me to reattach the trigger every other time I press on it.Also, mine showed up smelling of some kind of chemical...like fertilizer. I'm not sure if they are all tested when built and water isn't an acceptable test fluid, or more likely this was a used product.

The sprayer is absolutely fantastic! I wish I had more!I use it daily in my restoration work. It pumps up smoothly and easily. Thespray goes from light mist to hard stream with easy adjustment.I love the clear bowl. I can always keep track of the fluid level.Please don't change a thing!CaseyLimestone conservator

This is a great idea with poor execution. The pump-up part works fine. But when you push on the tab to spray, it comes off the bottle with even a small amount of pressure! I bought 3 of these, and they are all the same. That piece you push on to get it to spray is just popped on (not actually attached), and more often than not, pops off instead of spraying.

It is good for it's price. Just don't pull the pump hard.