I was a little hesitant to spend so much money on an Oil Mister, but I have to say I am so glad I did. The mister works great. We’ve had no problems with clogging (as of yet) and much less messy than aerosol sprays you buy in the store. We lightly spray foods and place them in our air fryer and get amazing results. I have also used it to saute veggies. The amount of oil used is significantly decreased by using the mister.

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Love love love this mister have gotten two they’re great and work great compared to other misters….but the incessant follow up emails are a little annoying! Lol but great mister!!!

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This is very good for spraying oil. I have had this about a year. It cleans up easily, and once in a while the spray does not come out evenly, but more like a stream. I will rinse it in real hot water and it’s good to go again. No problems with it and I am glad I got it. It does save on buying spray cans without much in them. I got tired of the canned oils leaking out too. This solves it and saves a ton of money using straight oil, I figure it has well paid for itself by now. You can’t go wrong buying this oil mister.

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When I first took it out of the box and used it, I was ready to give it a negative rating. It was just dripping globs of oil and there was no mist at all. Had to pump it around 20 times. But the mister received so many positive reviews, I thought maybe I got a defective one. After cleaning it completely and reassembling it, it worked as advertised.

I have been using it almost daily ever since. It takes about 7 pumps, then you can start misting. I currently use extra virgin olive oil with it. It has a good amount of mist and I don’t feel like I’m using too much oil while cooking.

This works very well – it needs five pumps to maintain a nice steady fine mist of oil for about 30 seconds. It has not clogged or dripped. I particularly like it for prepping oven-roasted vegetables.

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I have had this oil mister for almost a year now and I can now say that it is the best product of it’s kind on the market. This is the third product of this type that I have tried and the only one that has lasted a year. It just keeps getting better and better. Kudos.

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I originally bought one of these for olive oil as I had another brand that got all clogged up and no matter what I did to clean it as per the instructions would just not work. I have had it for several months and so far am pleased and have had no issues.

I like that the outside is clear so you can see the level and the mist is very fine as expected and has remained that way over time (the other brand I previously had would often come out in a stream instead of a mist).

I liked this product so much I actually recently bought a second one that I put balsamic vinegar in to spray over roasted brussel sprouts or on salads with a spray of the oil and vinegar. It works great for salad because the mist of the oil/vinegar spreads it out over the salad evenly without much need for tossing (as long as it is a single salad and not a large/deep bowl), and I use much less oil/vinegar and spare myself unnecessary high calorie dressings.

I recently found a coconut white balsamic vinegar that I have been enjoying over a salad with fruit/nuts. I am probably going to end up buying another ones of these for that.

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I love my mister. The only other kind I had was pampered chef and this one is way better. I would recommend it.

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Now I can throw out that stupid overpriced aerosol can. I’m very pleased with this. You want to make sure the inside part is screwed on tightly (monkey tight, not gorilla tight, though) otherwise you’ll pump and not get enough pressure. 8-10 pumps is fine and the spray pattern is well distributed.

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Thing is amazing, I bought it for my air fryer but ended up using this for all my cooking now. Sometimes you can get a little on your finger but what do you expect spraying oil.

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