FLAIROSOLOLIVIA Oil Sprayer for Cooking, 200ml Glass Olive Oil Sprayer, Continuous Cooking Spray with Portion Control, Oil Dispenser for Kitchen, Air Fryer, Salad, BBQ (Green Bottle, Gold Print)

I. Can't. Say. How. Much. I. Love. This.I've had my eye on this type of product for so long and FINALLY I find one that is reasonably priced, worked great and is a very attractive color.It sprays perfectly. The glass is thick and sturdy. It really does have the feel of a quality product. Cleaning was a breeze too. Parts were easy to take apart. Definitely recommend!

LOVE LOVE LOVE this oil sprayer! Use it every day. I only cook with olive, avocado or coconut oils these days. This makes using olive oil handy and simple without having to pour from the giant bottle each time. Great for spraying an egg pan, to spraying veggies before you roast them. Have used this for a year and the sprayer still works. Holds up well to multiple refillings and uses. It is glass, which I wanted, but it's breakable if you have littles you will need to keep an eye on it. Highly recommend.

We purchased two of these: one for my wife to use in the kitchen and the other for my use at the hair salon. While this company makes a version specifically for hair salon (beauty) use with water, I was interested in how this cooking version would work. By the way, I also purchased the twin pack of the water version for comparison.My wife really liked how easy it was to use this sprayer with olive oil. She loaded it up and now keeps it ready on the countertop, as it is quite attractive. As a hairstylist, I am always looking for better (higher-end) ways of working with clients in the salon. Spray bottles are indispensable, and most do the job well enough. They are typically inexpensive and lightweight. Compared to the standard spray bottle that sprays every time the handle is pressed, this style produces a pressurized spray that continues momentarily after the pump handle is pressed, so a more continuous spray is possible. In my judgment, the spray produced is also finer than the standard spray bottle.Interestingly enough, bottles similar to this company's have been around for a number of years. Perhaps they are "knock-offs" of this company's technology since they claim to have invented this design. In any case, I prefer this type of bottle to the long-available standard-type sprayer.And here is where I really liked this FLAIROSOL Oil Sprayer for use in the salon, as it is heavier than the other version since it was designed for cooking use with oil. Because of the glass bottle (instead of plastic), it is heavier and slightly shorter, so it is much less likely to tip over as the liquid level within gets lower with use. I find this a common downside of this type of spray bottle as they are tall and narrow ... I knock it over every so often onto the floor in the salon. I have used this version for a full week in the salon ... and love it! As said earlier, it is also quite attractive, so it adds an extra quality component to the salon that I desire. Additionally, I like the amount and pattern of the spray for salon use.I am very pleased with our purchase ... and am ordering another for salon use. As an additional positive, for traveling hairdressers, the trigger block is a benefit as it keeps the trigger from being accidentally pressed.

This is my 4th type of oil sprayer I have owned. This is by far the best one yet. I am only a few days in, but have used it quite a bit. I have Canola oil in one and Olive oil in the other. Both spray great with the different viscosities of the oils used. My only negative comment would be that it is heavy at the edge of the spray, but nothing concerning. I have opened my air fryer half way through cooking and added a spritz, quickly spray the griddle and pour pancakes, spray on veggies while cooking. Its quick and easy to get a semi-consistant dispersion of oil over what you're cooking. The glass bottles are really nice. I wasn't sure about the red safety tab, but it is easy to take off and put on with 2 hands. This is great as we have a 3.5yo who sometimes helps us cook. I don't have to worry about turning my back to the sink then having oil everywhere when I return. I am very pleased with this and am thinking of getting another set for other oils.

Fine mist sprayers for roasted veggies, frying pans are fantastic. No leaks. Nice quality and easy to fill. They look great on the counter, too. Buying a set for my Mom, too.

Very nice looking FLAIROSOL OLIVIA Oil Sprayer for Cooking that sprays easily and is easy to use. Dark glass is best for oils and easy to clean. It feels solid and durable for longterm use. I feel it is good value by preserving the costly oil as well as spraying the right amount vs pouring too much. And … it looks good on the counter when I don’t put it away.

The media could not be loaded. We cook a lot, and spray bottles for oils are great to have, and I really don't like using the oil in a can. Even if it's not emitting CFCs they still use butane as a propellant and even though it burns off I would rather not have it in my food, plus the cans are wasteful and may or may not be recyclable with the plastic caps molded onto the cans.These are super nicely made, sturdy, and way better than just a plastic spray bottle. As long as you keep them mostly full, they will emit a nice spray that's exactly like the disposable metal cans, which is pretty wild. Really great design. Sturdy feel too, heavy glass and what plastic parts there are seem really solid too.I bought the green and white, one for olive oil and one for avocado oil. Have recommended to friends and would definitely buy again if these needed replacing.

These spray bottles work just as needed. The spray does not clog. The design is a comfortable fit in one’s hand. I noticed with some other spray bottles that the spray is distributed in a narrow stream. Not so with these. It is the perfect solution to use less oil when cooking. When I poured from a large bottle of olive oil, I usually over poured and not by choice! It’s a money saver also in that regard. I have one for olive oil and one for canola. I haven’t tried to clean them yet beyond the original washing before filling, but I can’t imagine that would be difficult.