Review on 🧪 High-Quality Chemically Resistant Professional Bottles by Harris: Maintaining Excellence by Brandon Barrett

In order not to damage the tank sprayer, I was looking for a good sprayer for small batches of spot tillage herbicides. Lawn. Since these particular bottles are designed to be "chemical resistant," I decided to give them a try. I will change my rating if necessary, but my first impression is: Good: the bottles make a fairly stable impression. The inlet tube goes right down to the bottom of the bottle - if you want to use up all of the poured product there will be some waste liquid left. The trigger is long enough for 3 finger use, which should result in less hand fatigue. The spray nozzle allows you to use different spray patterns, from a coarse stream to a broad mist. Not so good (or things I would change): The bottle neck is as tight as typical pre-filled spray bottles. A wider mouth would be easier to manage when stuffing, especially when mixing multiple ingredients. Measurements in ounces are printed on the label. Depending on what you fill this bottle with, the sticker may slip off over time. or become otherwise illegible. It would be better if the scale was embossed on the plastic like some bottles. With a coarser spray, the bottle will aspirate its contents and "spit" them out when shaken. If you store it with liquid, you need to make sure the nozzle is fully "off".