Small Glass Spray Bottles 4 oz for Essential Oils, Amber and Clear Refillable Fine Mist Sprayer Bottle with Labels, Funnel, Lids, Pipettes - Pocket Size 2 Pack

Nice size and well made. I fill these with bore cleaner to use when cleaning firearms.

Sturdy glass! Well packaged and a nice variety of tops. Spray bottle works great and is the perfect size for a bathroom drawer. I recommend

Rosemary water was what I used for

Great overall set. Unfortunately the larger black spray nozzle stopped working first day using it. Would still recommend just be cautious using it (will try to use an another spray top for it).

The media could not be loaded. Looking at highly spotted fish finder screens or dusty smudged pc monitors is distracting, but a small convenient spray bottle like this one makes it easy to enjoy a crisp view. Plastic bottles work too, but why compromise when maximizing views that in many cases cost thousands of dollars, like with large boat graphs? The small heavier glass bottles fit in nooks and crannies, they don’t weather and crack, and the sprayers are much more robust than cheap ones. If tired of screens that don’t represent the cost and quality of the machines behind them then a sprayer like this with a good cotton cloth is a solution worth considering.

They are perfect for what I needed. Great size, different options for tops, just perfect all around.

I am really happy to find this kit! Glass bottles, not too big, and a combination of spray tops! I also like that they included a funnel and dropper too.I'm using the smaller spray top for absinthe rinsed cocktails. The larger spray with a trigger I'm using for sake. Really helpful for grilling and basting fish and chicken.They also include labels and lids for when you're storing the liquid without the nozzles.

Other reviewers tried to warn me: the nozzles would fail.Indeed, the spray nozzles no longer work after 1-2 months of use.What wasn't always clear from other reviews is HOW the nozzles fail.I thought user-error could be an issue in some cases: People using too much essential oil in their mix, and clogging the sprayer. So I did a bit of research and made dang sure to use a specific ratio of essential oil-to-carrier fluid to ensure I didn't make the same mistake.I purchased these bottles to use for surface cleaner— to keep a bottle next to the kitchen and bathroom sinks so they'd be convenient to use on a daily basis when wiping down their respective countertops.I wanted a bottle that would blend in naturally with its environment, without looking like a cheap plastic bottle of cleaner had been mindlessly left out on the counter. Hence the amber glass.And I wanted a small enough bottle to ensure I'd use the contents before they expired, and short enough to hide in a drawer when desired. Hence the 4 oz bottle.The little glass bottles are great. The miniature funnel and pipettes were a nice touch— I've been using them. The surface-cleaner recipe is great.(FYI: To avoid clogging spray nozzles with oil build up, don’t use more than 10 drops (0.33 mL, 0.011 fl oz) of oil to each 1 ounce of carrier liquid. So in a 4-oz bottle I combine approx. 1/4 tsp (1.3 mL) of Rosemary EO with 2 Tbsp White Vinegar, and 6 Tbsp Water. They say for best EO effect, use within 4–6 months; I currently refill about once a month.)At first, I was pleased with the results: The bottles inconspicuously supported my desired daily cleaning habit.The kitchen sprayer was the first to go— within a month or less of regular use. (Maybe 200 pulls on the trigger?) The bathroom bottle— smaller countertop, fewer squirts— died about a month later.The point of failure is mechanical. The spring mechanism behind the trigger stopped rebounding.At first, the recoil gets stuck, and a bit of a tap or fiddle from you will pop it out and back into service again. It's a nuisance, but still relatively functional.However, within about a week of onset of that symptom, the nozzle really just stops working— full stop. The piston manages to eventually rebound over time (unknown recover time... perhaps minutes?), but you still get only 1-1/2 sprays out of it per instance of use. Your days of successive squirting and even misting are over.The bottles hardly get used now. Sometimes I go through the 1-1/2 squirt effort, then— out of frustration— just take the nozzle off and jiggle some fluid out on the counter.We've examined the nozzle head to look for a way in, to see if we could repair or service the piston mechanism, but we haven't figured out how to get in there without breaking the nozzle all together.So eventually I'll get around to replacing the nozzles with a different style, and hope for better results.** Update Dec 2023:Just noticed a long-overlooked message in my inbox from the vendor, offering a full refund. Kudos to them!I'm still getting use out of the bottles and accessories, and replacement nozzles are on the way, so I won't accept their generous offer, but I appreciate it nonetheless. (Upgrading review from two-star to three-star.)In my search for a better nozzle solution, I learned about chemical and acid-resistant spray nozzles. Perhaps the touch of vinegar in my homemade cleaning solution was too much for these nozzles to handle? We shall see....Update March 2024:Have been using an acid-resistant spray nozzle on these bottles for three months now, with no signs of imminent failure yet. If nozzle failure was an issue for you too, then give this a try: https://a.co/d/fEurdqd

I bought this to use as a stray dog repellent when I'm walking my dog. I filled the bottle halfway with vinegar and it's light enough that I don't even know I'm carrying it in my cargo pants pocket. The spray is wide and far enough to keep any dogs away.

Super cute spray bottles and great price considering they are glass so the quality is great! And love how it comes with the other tools to make it super easy to add in liquids and of course the labels too - great value for money

Everything is good for me

These bottles are okay.

Exactly the size that I was after. Works well. Good quality. Stickers, funnel and droppers are a good addition.