💦 Efficient Bekith Plastic Bottle Trigger Sprayers - Achieve Precision Spray! Review

Two out of three of these broke within a few prints with light use. I train dogs and use water spray bottles to patrol the yard to prevent indecent behavior. I wanted something lighter. This would be the ideal weight were it not for their fragile construction. 😕

Great wholesale price but we found a few simple sprays didn't work. We found out of 12 good ones 3 didn't spray at all so now we have 3 headless bottles. But you get what you pay for and 9 is still more than enough, I just want everyone to work.

I bought this when I had a new kitten - lots of bottles so I always have a bottle on hand around the house. The spray can go a long way in my living room so teaching him not to sit on counters and scratch furniture etc has been great. As an added bonus, my pup also doesn't like being sprayed so is working to redirect it, but it's way more about my pup than the product.

Excellent quality for the price. I use them to store homemade yoga mat cleaners that I make with essential oils. I also use them to spritz water on yoga towels (they need to be slightly damp to be clingy) as well as to water succulents. These jobs call for a variety of spray consistencies and this bottle does it all well. The nozzle can be adjusted from a powerful single jet to a fine mist, and the bottle is powerful enough. All in all I recommend it.

I bought these for work because we accidentally got a bundle of alcohol based hand sanitizer (we thought it was gel). So we needed aerosol cans to use the kids at work (my state is still building during the coronavirus). So I wanted something small but not too small that they would have to refill it many times since multiple people need to use the same atomizer. The atomizer is GREAT for creating a nice fine mist! And all bottles worked! Based on other reviews I was concerned that some of them…

They were cheap, costing about $1.42 each. It's actually more than what you'd pay for in stores or department stores - and give them back? You must pack it and send it back physically. I needed 12 bottles, clear ones that I could label and use. I wanted to use them to spray starch, water when my cat is misbehaving, and a few other projects that called for ALL SPRAY. Most sprayers I've used produce both a stream and a mist-like spray with ease. I added starch to the first bottle, and when I…