Evo Oil Sprayer Glass, Non-Aerosol for Olive, Cooking Oils, and Vinegars, Yellow, 6-Ounce Capacity

I tried a few oil sprayers on Amazon, both at the cheap end and the expensive end. This sprayer has a heavier spray (more oil) than any of the others I tried, but the oil from this sprayer ends up on what you aim it at (it isn't just atomized into a cloud that eventually falls onto the counter/floor). And, it doesn't plug up and stop working completely in a few days/weeks like the others (I've been using this sprayer for almost a year without issues). One annoying issue is that the spray top self unscrews from the bottle as it is used. I put a tiny (like 1/4" square) piece of painters tape on the bottle threads before putting the cap on, and it has helped to reduce the issue. Of the sprayers I tried, this is the only one that was worth buying. All sprayers exclusively used with EVOO.

I love these bottles. I now have 4 of them, green, blue and red. I put my olive oil, canola oil, avocado oil, etc. in them. They spray well, I'm happy with the quality, and they work very well. I use them everyday, and will be being some as gifts.

Well... I bought the 6 oz. glass sprayer and I like it, but it's not perfect. I am going to have to take the sprayer outside to practice and see if I can control the stream. I would like to spray pans, sheet pans, etc.; I have visions of painting furniture with this. I understand you wouldn't want too fine of a mechanism, as then you have to deal with clogging. Maybe dialing back the power of the trigger so that it can be used some subtlety and control? I don't know. I will practice outside and see if I can harness the power of this tool. Anyway, some additional thoughts... I've had the pump-up types, I've tried various sprayers and haven't found things that were convenient and reliable. I recently noticed a "Pam" squirt bottle on the store shelf next to Pam aerosol cans and decided to give it a try. It doesn't have a trigger like this; it has a little pump that you press from the top like a non-aerosol hairspray bottle. Not bad. Works pretty well. But it has additives and I'd much rather just pour oil from a big bottle that's much cheaper in the long run. This sprayer is still better than pouring oil. A squirt or two in the pan at close range so that I don't cover the kitchen with oil. But I can't spray my pans or sheets in a nice pass or two at my current skill level with this device. I do think the trigger could be ratcheted back a bit, or the tip include a choice for a more controlled swath. Just how much oil does a person need to spray with one shot, anyway? LOL. In my opinion, it's a five-star device if I can gain the skill necessary to control it.

Heavy, good quality item

First, none of these oil sprayers on the market get a perfect combined 5. Many have the same issues reported for this one (I.e. clogged nozzle, spray accuracy and consistency problems, etc). But, I have another much cheaper glass - not nearly as pretty version, that works fine. But I wanted dark glass with sprayers that are less wasteful and more efficient with coverage. So I got these. They are beautiful. That’s where the good vibes end. So, PLEASE believe the lion’s share of the bad reviews (you can skip the reviews that clearly show that demonstrate user error on account of folks refusing to read or follow instructions). Here are the issues I experienced right out the box. 1. Leakage around the cap. In the course of tipping the bottle ir spraying, oil seeps out, not around the nozzle where you might expect some dripping, but at the cap itself where the nozzle screws onto the bottle - in BOTH bottles ordered. 2. Spray inconsistency. One of my sprayers (the actual trigger and nozzle) works flawlessly but the second one sprays inconsistently if at all. And when it does, it only works in my left hand. I’m not left-handed and can’t be bothered with that. 3. Damaged product. One of the jars came cracked at the neck. In all fairness, damage happens. I only mentioned it because it’s a common complaint in the reviews. But nozzle spray and leak issues? Come on now! Models that are far cheaper don’t leak and actually spray consistently, even if not as efficiently. $25 a pop is a steep price to pay for “pretty” for a mere oil sprayer. It’s an even heavier levy for one that is all looks but poor function.

I cook with olive oil frequently, and this was recommended. I've found that spraying does a better job of dispersing the oil than pouring. Plastic scratches easily, so I went with the blue glass option. It's really pretty (the blue glass makes the olive oil appear a deeper green), and works well so far. Liked it so much I bought a second, purple one for balsamic vinegar, which I also am cooking with more frequently these days. Someone said they'd done this in their review. It's been a little disappointing. I find the seal isn't so great with the thinner liquid like vinegar. After I spray, drops of vinegar leak from where the neck meets the bottle, and then they run down the glass to the counter. I thought it might just be a defective seal, but my replacement has been the same. Other reviewers have said they had this issue when they used it with oil. I can't use it as intended and will probably return the second one.

Nice study glass sprayer for evoo. Amazon sent plastic version originally so I had to reorder

I bought an air fryer a few months ago. Air fried food is tastes so much better than made other ways. However, the taste depends on getting some oil on that food. I labored over which sprayer to purchase. I purchased this one. I am quite satisfied with it. You have to commit to spraying, You cannot squeeze the trigger slowly. If you squeeze the trigger slowly the oil drips out. When you squeeze quick, the oil fans out. This means that oil goes in places you don't want. So it is messy. A friend of mine said she takes her dish or food outside and sprays. I have adopted a very large plate. As far as covering the food with oil, this sprayer works very well. I am considering purchasing a second one to try flavored oils. The sprayer was worth the money. A good value.

fica vazando o óleo e o spray não é bom, solta óleo demais....

It works BUT….used with cold press avocado oil, which is more viscous, it produces a jet not a spray. The consequence is it does not spread the spray so you use more. This defeats the objective! Not tried with thinner oils yet which may be better. Resorted to brushing oil on food before air drying. Just changed to rapeseed oil which is a thinner oil and it works as it should ie it produces a good spray.

I like the look, good quality... only issue is sprayer clogging up...easy enough to wipe off the nozzle with paper towel before using. Worth the money !

Bien

Nao gostei! Dizia de vidro e quando chegou foi plástico.