Precipitator 360 Spray Bottle, 24-Ounce

I did not have any of the problems other reviewers seem to have with my sprayer. It sprays nicely, does not leak and really enables me to spray up under leaves of bushes and even in the interior of the bush. Worked better than expected. The only downside is it could spray more volume with each squeeze, but it is no worse that most of the sprayers that I use. It also left a little more in the bottom than I like, but again, no more than some of my other sprayer. I am happy with it and would recommend.

Unfortunately, I bought 3 of these. They leaked almost from the get-go, and within 2 months of occasional use, 2 of the 3 stopped spraying at all. The third died a couple months later.I had high hopes for the angled nozzles -- goal was to mist my plants and easily reach the undersides. I never put anything but distilled water or filtered rainwater in them, so there's no excuse for clogging or breaking.Total waste of money, I'm sorry to say.

Works but leaks as is. The nozzle leaks at the first joint because there is no O ring here there is however an O ring at the front where you adjust the spray/stream of the nozzle. Just get another O ring the same size as the one in the front of the nozzle and install it at the first joint and the bottle won't leak anymore. Also the bottle loses pressure if you don't release the trigger long enough between sprays it's a little annoying but what ever.

Bottle came today sealed in a plastic bag. Bottle and screw on sprayer. No syphen tube included to go from the sprayer to the bottom of the bottle. Never seen a spray bottle with no syphen tube. Thought maybe an innovative design that doesn't need one. Put water in and screwed on sprayer. (no instructions included, but why would a "spray bottle" need them?) Pumped and pumped. No action! What the heck?: Sent for replacement. Will it all be there or am I just stupid and it really doesn't need a tube? Time will tell! >>>>>>14 MONTHS LATER .... the replacement was just the same! It was apparently made that way. Totally impractical and unusable! I have the original one and the replacement sitting in the cupboard. Guess I should send them to the dump! I hate clutter!

I like the design of this sprayer. And it works good if I can ever get it to start spraying. I have to pump and pump the sprayer and hold my finger over the hole to 'prime' the water. After enough of this it will start to work good... until I stop spraying for more than a few seconds then I have to prime it again. I really had high hopes for this product, the design is good, the pump sucks.

The product description sounded so good I didn't want to believe the previous bad reviews. I've seen people have trouble priming a pump bottle like this before but was always able to get them primed by tightening the nozzle and pumping the handle hard. This one is more difficult than most to prime, which isn't necessary if it was designed better. After using this piece of junk, I side with the previous complainers. This thing is junk compared to better products.Don't be fooled by the angled nozzle thing. Seems like that's a major feature, but it's really pretty useless. Just aim the nozzle on any other spray bottle. You don't need a clown gimmick that can shoot around corners. In fact the weird angle is more of a nuisance than a feature.A gimmick feature to sell a product, that turns out to backfire. Find a better spray bottle if you want to be happy with it.

When foliar feeding it is important to spray the underside of the leaves. Being able to adjust the direction you are spraying makes this easy. Spray is a very fine mist. Maybe the finest mist I have ever gotten from a spray bottle. Leaks each time you pull the spray handle. Worried about durability.

I've been wanting to get a sprayer that I can point down for watering my plants, and as far as I know, this is the only one! It works great, and I can fully control what angle my leaves are getting sprayed at!