Cocktail Atomizer Sprayer - 1.7OZ / 50ml, Cocktail mister Vermouth Spritzer Bitters Spray Bottle for Cocktails Portable Perfume Refillable Sprayer, SC008 (Black)

Okay so just fill this up with water and the next time you want to microwave a pastry, some buns, anything like bread, give it a couple spritzes with water from this. Your bread will come out soft and nice, not weird and hard like the microwave usually does to bread.

Great spritz bottle, glass which is nice, no PFAS. Spritzer works well and has a tight cap. Spray is very consistent and fine. There is no leakage and it came with a tiny funnel to help fill!. Good product for 8 bucks!

Exactly what i need! Really good quality!

I got this to use as an atomizer for spraying absinthe to coat a cocktail glass. It does make a very well atomized spray, a lot smaller droplet size than the plastic spray bottle with a trigger that I've been using. So strictly on the quality of the spray it's very good. It also looks very sophisticated in jet black.However, there are some other features that are not so good. The only way to tell what direction it's going to spray is to look for the little spray hole and get that lined up properly in you hand. There is no ergonomic indication of spray direction so it's possible to miss the glass or get the spray all over your hand.Also, it's really hard to fill without spilling. I was trying to fill it from a completely full 750 ml liquor bottle. Even with the provided funnel it was impossible to not spill some. And then you can't tell how full it is because of the black color of the bottle. So I spilled some more due to over filling. Probably the best thing would be to decant some liquid into a smaller measuring cup then fill the atomizer.So while I think it makes a great spray, it's not nearly as easy to use as my old plastic spray bottle. Since I only make one sazerac at a time it's not a big deal but if I were a bar tender I would look for something that you can just pickup and use without looking at it.

My husband has a serious coffee-and-espresso setup, and the morning preparation includes giving the coffee beans a spritz of distilled water before they go into the grinder. His original spray bottle came in a kit, but the sprayer quit working so he needed a replacement. Given that he makes me a latte every morning, I'm not going to complain about buying a replacement.Especially since this one is inexpensive and it works well. Better than the one in the coffee-geek kit he'd acquired a while ago. The spray is just-right, I'm told.Obviously the manufacturer expects you to use this gizmo for perfume, but the materials are food-safe so it's good for this purpose too.It feels sturdy enough, so I guess it'll last a while. If not... well, this is inexpensive enough that I think I can find the money for a replacement.

Just what is needed for spraying espresso beans

I use this to RDT my coffee beans. It works well and improves my morning workflow as I don't have to take my beans over to the sink to get water. It's quite large so a single bottle lasts me a very long time. It's only a couple of pumps every morning. This is exactly what I was looking for in an RDT bottle.

Great value