🐴 HARRIS Professional Spray Bottle for Horses 32oz (3-Pack) - Chemically Resistant, High Output Sprayer with Adjustable Nozzle and Measurements Review

I bought these bottles in August 2020 now June 2021 (10 months) and all three have leaked. The last two started leaking at the same time ruining my favorite embroidered t-shirt, bathroom rug and wasting some cleaner. They're advertised as "Chemical Resistant - The heavy-duty 32-ounce bottle is chemical-resistant to withstand exposure to harsh chemicals and won't clog when spraying...products." It's not true. I bought these bottles thinking they would last a few years.

These are normal aerosol cans. I wasn't overly impressed or disappointed with the product when I used it. I noticed that when the bottle tips over, it leaks a bit. One thing I would change is that the neck of the bottle is larger for easier filling. I used it with ceramic parts spray on my cars. The nozzle setting also seems to work well and gives me a good spray pattern. It's just that every once in a while I knock it over in the driveway of a truck and some liquid is left on the bottom that…

I ordered these bottles to use with cleaning products such as Sal Suds. I spotted them at a customer's home and was impressed. I used to drink so many bottles that they didn't last long. A month has passed with these bottles and they are still working and not leaking! The energy flow is strong, and the nebula is indeed a nebula that covers a large area compared to others. I love the trigger on these bottles, it's comfortable in my hand and doesn't sting my skin like others I've tried. I also…

I use many different solutions/mixtures in the garden which I spray daily as needed. These bottles are strong, but all of my mixes are diluted for easy bottle handling. Not sure how the bottles will hold undiluted chemicals. I get good atomization and fine mist by setting the nozzle aside. I get solid streams when I set it up differently. One thing to note is that the bottle sprayer is not liquid tight, presumably because it needs to be vented. So don't buy it expecting to be able to spray…

Due to Covid we have had to change the way we clean. This, as they say, my family, we made bottles of bleach diluted with water. If you add this to an atomizer bought from regular vendors, the atomizing mechanism will fail within a week or two. These aerosol cans have been specially developed for aggressive chemicals. Not to mention they're a lot cheaper than chemical company ZEP's sprayers. who are not very good. I worked in the meat industry and had personal experience with similar products…