3-320CR - SUPER HEAVY DUTY CHEMICAL RESISTANT SPRAYER +32 oz Bottle (3 Sprayer & 3 Bottles)

If you only ever spray water, these are great. Otherwise, I've found that they fail or quickly degrade in quality in 6mo to a year, depending on the liquid. I tried it with water, bleach, window cleaner, and vinegar.

Why review a spray bottle?Well, I'm a part-time hobbyist detailer and I desperately needed spray bottles (misting sprayers, to be precise) for my ONR, and Quik Detailer. These sprayers are perfect- they go from fine mist, to full stream spray settings, and the bottles are made of thick plastic. Although they do cost a fair amount, the misting setting is perfect on them, and the price is still cheaper than The Chemical Guys (for practically the same product).I'd absolutely buy these again.-------------Edit 6/13/14:I've had these bottles for almost two months, and use them for non-acidic chemicals, again, for detailing. Detail sprays, Tire Shine, etc. None of the chemicals I've used have eaten away at the bottles even the slightest bit or made me worry about the chemicals in them. The mister setting is perfect for both detailing and even around the house chores.Recently one of the triggers/nozzles stopped working on one of the bottles- not a big deal. Contacted them via Amazon, and even after two months of ownership, Joe, which works at Dafna is sending me TWO replacement bottles to make up for my one defective product. It's refreshing to see such good customer service. I use these bottles all the time and don't regret them one bit. Even with the cost of them in mind, these are my go-to detail bottles. Thank you Dafna Automotive.

Update. I got a new free sprayer from the seller after the first one broke. Thank you!But please don't use the words "heavy duty" to describe it as it may better than the regular ones sold in stores, but it might splash bad chemicals on you if it breaks like mine did.

These bottles are not very ergonomic. I wouldn't spend a lot of time spraying in the garden with these, but for intermittent things like spot treatment of weeds they're not bad. I don't intend to purchase them again, though. There are other, more ergonomic bottles that are chemically resistant.

This is without doubt the first acceptable spray bottle I have ever purchased and I have been through a lot of them. I use these for spot application of herbicides to tiny plants in a wildland setting, so droplet control and durability are my two big desires. The trigger control is very smooth and repeatable and so far there are no shaft leaks, suction failures, or any of the other major annoyances that have plagued me with other spray bottles. The spray droplet size is too fine for my taste, leading to considerable overspray, and dialing in the pattern is a bit tricky. I'd have paid an extra buck for a couple of extra nozzles of various sizes. I would also like a bottle that would be UV resistant and had a space for marking.

LOOK AT HANDLES - WAY TOO SMALL TO GET A GOOD GRIP WITH ONE HAND - MUST USE TWO HANDS TO SQUIRT - BIG DISAPPOINMENT AND I BOUGHT THREE - CAN'T RECOMMEND

Excellent product for us. We are a professional high-end aircraft detailer. We mainly use cleaning chemicals with it - Granitize line, including XG3, XC5, XS11, R1, Metal Polish Cleaner, and more. The only thing these bottles struggle with is the R-1 Tar/Grease remover, which is a really brutal chemical. It still works though, it just takes a few "empty" shots to get it to start spraying. Sprayer heads are well-engineered and durable - haven't had one break yet. Highly recommended!

Well made than most sprayers.I used mine for spraying The Works toilet cleaner.The Works is great for tubs too.Unfortunately, the sprayer does not handled toiletcleaner. It dissolves it's guts and renders it useless.I would not call it chemical resistant.