Misto Frosted Glass Bottle Oil Sprayer

I have a lot of oil misters of different brands and different dispensing methods, but this is hands down, the best mister ever! It sprays a fine mist of oil, unlike all of the others that just squirt heavy streams of oil. I do take care to clean it after a certain amount of usage, as directed in the instructions.Really great even for coconut oil!

Very health with no chemicals

I. Like. Spray. On. It. I. Used. When. I. Did. Pork. Chops. And. On. My. Chips. And. It. Worked. Very. Well. It. Does. What. It. Said. On. The. Box

Perfect for me. Nice fine mist of oil. It does require a good pumping to be able to spray for a decent amount of time. I can see some people may struggle.

This is a great product. Better h the another make I had. Bit pricey but worth the price. Would recommend.

A wonderful purchase you can use any cooking oil into it and is very easy to use.

A reliable, good quality sprayer at last, have tried quite a few in the past and this is the best by far, well worth the money.

Finally a good oil mister! I’ve been using different oil sprayers inter kitchen and none of them gives a good mist like Misto! It was exactly what I was looking for.Pay attention to make it half full before use. Pump until you see the resistance, approximately 5 to 10 times. I used with a thick olive oil and the result was very good. Result may be even better on other kinds of oils.Definitely recommend it.

Lei que la version original no la hacen de muy buena calidad, asi que decidi ir por este de vidrio y que deja ver el aceite restante. Viene muy bien empaquetado, ni un rasguño. Lo lave y probe con agua... super bien. Al secarse le puse lo llene a la mitad de aceite de oliva y WOW se ve super elegante, parece un perfume hahah. Ya con aceite de oliva hay que pompear un poquito mas que con el agua para que el aceite salga pulverizado, si pompeas un poco menos sale como a chorro con gotas grandes, si pompeas mas ya sale en spray, cuestion de probar :) Este de vidrio seguro se puede quebrar si no eres cuidadoso, pero esta muy bien hecho, y aunque el original esta mucho mas barato (podria haber comprado 2 por el precio de este) se nota que el original si esta mas delicado, pero por el momento este me funciona a la perfeccion y estoy muy satisfecho con la compra. Por cierto ya lo probe para cocinar pescados a la plancha y super agusto. Es mucho mas facil medir el aceite y distribuirlo en spray que a chorro liquido como normalmente se hace. Me va servir para cocina papas de camote en el horno de conveccion con una sencilla roceada :)

It creates a good mist just as the store-bought pressurised oil sprays if you follow the instructions, however you need to build up the pressure often. It will save you a lot of money and you will reduce your waste. I bought the one with the frosted glass, it’s very practical because:1. You can see how much oil you fill in for a perfect misting (fill the bottle half the way only),2. You know when to refill it,3. You can see the end of the sprayer to make sure it's covered in oil when spraying and reposition it if needed.I am happy with my purchase and i am considering buying another one.

I bought this so I could just use the oils I have at home to save a bit of money and not have to buy canned cooking oil sprays. So far, with canola oil, it works at advertised. I have to pump it a few times before each use, but it sprays the canola oil as a mist as you'd expect.It's definitely not as strong of a spray like a bottle of Pam, and you can't get a consistent mist if you're spraying it for like 10 seconds or longer without having to stop and pump it, but that's not a problem for my uses.

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I've had my Misto oil sprayer for more than a month. We use it every day. The fine spray mist ceased, but a very even nice stream of oil still came out and sprayed my foods etc. I followed the instructions for cleaning and it worked beautifully. You can also run forceful water into the bottom and top of white sprayer nozzle. You may need to use a toothbrush with a drop of soap in and around the nozzle. Oil is going to clog. It just is. You have to use soap to cut through the oil. I set it aside to dry out before adding oil and reassembling.