Elegant Olive Oil and vinegar sprayrer for Cooking salad & Grill Kitchen Cutting calories, Refillable, color silicon Funnel, Bonus: Healthy Recipes Ebook

This isn't a horrible product; just ok. The sprayers are identical for the oil and vinegar dispensers. It works much better for dispensing vinegar because vinegar isn't as thick of a liquid as oil so it puts out a pretty fine mist of vinegar easily. When using it with olive oil, I find the output is a bit weak, and the spray is spotty. It tends to shoot out a stream rather than a scattered mist that I expected. It takes quite a few pumps to get enough oil to coat a small frying pan. But I suppose it's better than buying the commercial oil sprays which use propellants and coats a pan better and easier than this since you know exactly kind of oil you're getting (i.e. not fake olive oil). I wish they could have tweaked this product for the oil dispenser to have a wider tube or better spray nozzle to make the oil delivery better.

Very nice set, and the sprayers work great so far. Haven't used them for months yet. Just recieved themI have now used these almost everyday. The vinegar sprayer is fantastic, but the oil one is hard to pump, and very little oil comes out. I mean very little, like the tube is plugged. Took it apart and cleaned it, checked to see if something was wrong, nothing found. Put it back together and same thing. It's just OK to use. I will keep it and use it, but it is not very user friendly.

The oil sprayer did not work when delivered. The manufacturer quickly replaced it.The volume of oil or vinegar delivered per pump is exceptionally small. I guess if you're on a super critical diet where you're counting drops of oil added, this would be suitable. Otherwise prepare to exercise your fingers trying to get an adequate amount of oil or vinegar onto your food.

Awkward to spray but not sure why. When I try to spray it feels like the spray button is too far away. The vinegar one is a very fine spray so I have to spray forever and the vinegar goes down behind the area where the spray hole is and drips all down the front of the bottle.

These sprayers work really well, with a very fine mist. I did have one small problem at first, where the vinegar sprayer would not screw down tightly. All I had to do was to remove the top, push up on the inner black parts, and the mechanism seated properly. After that, it worked perfectly. They look good and feel heavier than I expected, which actually is a good thing.

I bought two pairs of these, for use in two different households.In less than two months, two of them (honestly, the ones that were in daily use once per day) had broken down, as the plastic in the neck gave up (see attached picture).As many have written here, it DOES spray nicely (although needs somewhat hard press for a decent spray).For the actual functionality, I'd give four stars. It was the best, most even sprayer I have had so far.But having two out of four break in first two months of operation by two different users does not earn more than one star.Of the other two, one was in once per week use, another was still in the box, unused. So with the ones that were REALLY in daily use, two out of two broke in two months.Inferior structural quality.UPDATE: the third one also broke. Three out of four now dead. Shameful.

They look very nice, but I wouldn't by them again. Because of the nozzles are recessed under a hood spraying through an opening I have to keep a kitchen towel handy to wipe my hands and the sprayers. Any dribble or spray that doesn't make it through drops and collects withing the hood. The hood really slides up when you press down on the button. It takes some effort to keep it together. The hood and sprayer pump should be one piece not a separate mechanical hood that operates a spray bottle. It would solve all the dripping problems too.

They are pretty and the design is ok, but the inside seems a little cheap. The pump action gets a bit sticky (not from the oils thats just the design) and the oil doesn't come out in a great spray, it takes several pumps to get the job done, but hey maybe thats just me.