PUZMUG Oil Sprayer for Cooking, Olive Oil Sprayer Mister, 100ml Olive Oil Spray Bottle for Salad, BBQ, Kitchen Baking, Roasting

No Need to Look for Another Sprayer
The first sprayer that I purchased (a different brand) for spraying olive oil on my waffle iron was a complete failure. I finally threw it in the trash. Not this one! It’s easy to refill, easy to wipe clean and the spray is consistently fine and never clogs. In fact, I’m going to purchase another one for my daughter. Great little item, and should I ever need to replace it, I would certainly buy this one again.

Not a fine mist like I wanted — Revised
This is the second brand of oil “misters” I’ve tried. I first bought the Misto from Amazon and the first one of those worked fine. . . until it didn’t. So I ordered two more but those only ever sent out a single stream of oil, which rendered them useless for my purposes.This one worked fine when tested with water, providing a fine mist, just like I wanted. So I was hopeful I had found the perfect oil mister. But once I put olive oil in it, it sprayed only clumpy blobs of oil in the pan or over my food, only slightly better than the single stream of previous sprayers. The spray pattern is largely vertical so I have to rotate the pan to get oil all over the surface, and the amount of oil sprayed is rather a lot, so if you are wanting to cut down on fat, be cautious about how many times you pump. The pump is easy to use, but works best if you don’t tip it while you spray, especially as the oil level drops in the bottle. It’s nice that bottle is clear [glass] and you can see how much is still available. So some pros, some cons, but not what I was hoping for in performance.Clearly no one has developed a sprayer that offers a fine mist when using something as viscous as cooking oil. But I’ll keep looking. Hopefully, I’ll find one that works consistently.**A New PRO: A slightly revised review with a slightly higher rating. After using this sprayer for several weeks, I finally found a way to get oil to cover a broader area rather than just the blob that is emitted with a single pump. I found if one holds the bottle upright rather than tilting it down at the tray or the food, then the spray will travel further providing a slightly wider, finer delivery of oil. It helps to hold the item being sprayed horizontally so that the spray nozzle is just slightly above the food or tray.Still not what I had hoped for, but good enough while I scout for a sprayer that actually mists.A new CON: Ironically, shortly after I “discovered” this method, the top-heavy glass bottle fell over while sitting on my granite counter top and the top snapped, off breaking the bottle and sending oil all over the countertop. So, while I appreciated the clear container and not adding more microplastics to my food, I now find myself — once again — without an oil sprayer.

Easy Spray
I love my new oil bottle. It both sprays and pours oil. There are two spray patterns and easy pour spout. The bottle itself is glass which is easy to clean. The plastic parts are not as easy, especially the stem. Much easier than using a regular bottle. Looks nice, too.

DIY nonstick spray
Good quality. Works well. Nice and sleek looking. Spray is a little tricky. Depending on the placement of your finger when trying to spray will either fan out or stream the oil. The carrier is nice and helpful. This is also better depending on which oils you use . Some are thicker than others. Definitely better than using the store bought spray cans full of toxic ingredients.

Both bottle broke on first use. One with simply twisting the cap gently and the second while spraying oil. The glass is so thin it is unbelievable. Real junk. Do not waste your time trying this. I returned it and got a refund.

Very bad, not working