Review on 🧼 Enhance Cleanliness with LiBa Refillable Cleaning Essential: Adjustable Lab & Scientific Products by Daniel Mandal

I've used quite a few aerosol cans over the years. I remember buying a four pack of Target aerosol cans in 1995 and they lasted 15 years. It seems like every atomizer I've tried since has been complete crap. One of the four does not work out of the box, the other three fail within a year. I chose these because most of the reviews say they are opaque. This is a valid complaint for people who want opaque bottles, but it didn't bother me. To be clear, these bottles are almost opaque. "Transparent" is perhaps the best word to describe them. You can see through them enough to see how much liquid is left in the bottle. That's my preference, but I think people looking for a totally opaque bottle should be aware. The reason I need lots of spray bottles is because I'm not a fan of the vast majority of commercial cleaners. I typically use bleach, citric acid, baking soda, lye and rubbing alcohol/Everclear. I believe these five substances can replace the vast majority of commercially available cleaning products, but you will need a spray bottle to dilute bleach with water, for example. A really important safety lesson when it comes to using chemicals. Never mix them (especially bleach) with anything other than water. I like solid white or clear spray bottles because I can mark them with permanent marker to make sure I don't accidentally mix something like atrazine with bleach. First, I don't like using atrazine. The last thing I want to do is create an ecological disaster for my neighborhood.