Chemical Guys Acc_130 Professional Chemical Resistant Heavy Duty Bottle and Sprayer, 32 oz

Use to store 30% vinegar for spraying of weeds. This is the first spray bottle to not jam due to corrosiveness of the vinegar. Great product.

Good sturdy bottle. No leaking. Feels sturdy. No complaints does its job without complaint. Price is a little steep but it is a quality product.

For the love of Mike (though I’ve never been entirely clear who Mike is or why he’s so lovable), how hard can it possibly be to make a spray bottle that works? Do you have to get a triple Ph.D. in physics, mechanical engineering, and theoretical calculus, followed by eleven years of intensive postgraduate study in Fundamentals of Spray Bottle Technology, before you can even make your first attempt at designing a spray bottle that doesn’t dribble all over the user’s hand? Are the nozzle adjusters of spray bottles that work made from some element so rare it hasn’t been discovered yet, and the only way to get it is through secret negotiations with time-traveling aliens from the future?Okay, okay. I will take a deep breath and describe this spray bottle calmly. It’s crummy. To start with, it won’t spray at all until you prime it by repeatedly squeezing the trigger. And then if you tilt it out of the vertical, it stops spraying after a few squeezes, and you have to hold it exactly, rigidly vertical and prime it again. Meanwhile, the nozzle adjuster doesn’t work. The only setting that halfway works is Stream, and it’s a pretty feeble stream. Dial the adjuster down toward Mist and all you get is a feebler stream with liquid leaking out the nozzle and dribbling down your hand—causing you to tilt the bottle to keep some of the mess off your hand, causing the bottle to stop spraying. On top of that, the cap has the habit of unscrewing itself just slightly with every squeeze of the trigger, so if you’re paying attention, you have to stop every few minutes to tighten the cap, and if you’re not paying attention, a whole bottle of cleaning solution will fall out of your hand onto your foot and splatter over a quarter-mile radius.Okay, okay. So I kind of stopped being calm there.Sigh. Eight dollars down the drain for a spray bottle that doesn’t even work as well as the bottles that three-dollar store-brand spray cleaners come in, and the extreme crumminess of those bottles is what drove me to spend eight dollars on a spray bottle in the first place. In a word: Grrrrrr. Also, if there are any time-traveling aliens from the future reading this, I’d like to have a word with you.

Awesome. I use it to add bleach and water. Disinfect my urinal.

SO the correct word is used in the listing which is "resistant" so you must realize NOT ACID PROOF! Put full strength Muriatic Acid in the bottle. Works good but if you leave it sit over time it messes up something inside and the trigger spray stops working. Best advice, after you use the spray remove the spray unit, pump water thru it then screw it back on the bottle until next time. I will look for something that will hold up to acid without having to do that.

Only lasted three months with Lysol bleach. Nozzle broke off.

The bottle does leak by the spout unlike my sep branded ones from home improvement stores. Everything else about it is solid. Good material and handle. The feel while using it is good. Just wish it didn’t leak as much when using

I used these for storing concentrated borax solution for my laser and they have no problems after months of use. The standard sprayers die within days from internal corrosion. These sprayers don't leak; they are durable; and they are a good size for my needs.