HARRIS Chemically Resistant Professional Empty Spray Bottles, 32oz (3-Pack), for Cleaning Solutions and Water

Bought it for Clorox Cleanup-big mistake. One quit working a short time after purchase. Another one leaked through the seam down the side did not know it until I pulled it out from under the sink it leaked down the leg of my clothing and on the floor. It also did serious damage under the sink because it was behind another bottle and I did not notice it was leaking. Ruined my clothes and have to repair shelf under sink. Very disappointed and not happy about the damage

This is a case where I would really like to give negative 5 stars. I bought these because they supposedly last longer than other chemical resistant spray bottles, but when using them with Xylene they only last for one use, which is absolutely ridiculous. When the first bottle stopped working after a single use, I assumed that it was a fluke, but the exact same thing happened with both the others. I normally buy the Ecolab bottles from Home Depot which last a month or more with Xylene, but was hoping to find a product that would last longer, which is NOT these. I'll just stick to a product that actually works. Maybe the bottle is just fine, but the spray nozzle definitely isn't up to the task. I'm sure they work with something mild, though, like water... Either way, don't waste your money.

Unlike some of the supposedly chemical resistant spray bottles I’ve bought from the local hardware store. I’m using it in solvent-ink based screen printing. It deals with the harsh solvents quite well - bottle doesn’t distort or „melt”, spray works, etc.

So, these work great for bleach spray with one caveat. Do not store bleach in it. The sprayer will dissolve internally and stop working, just like most sprayers do. So, if you are willing to run water through it after each use, no problem. If you aren't, problem.

These bottles really hold up to chemicals like clorox and other mixed insecticides. Just be careful they don't fall over because the top on one bottle broke when it fell. But they last a long time with the chemicals in them and the sprayer continues to spray for at least a year which I have had them. Other cheaper sprayers don't even last one time before they get clogged up.

I bought these a few years ago and loved them. I just purchased them again and the spray nozzle is horrible. As far as holding cleaning vinegar or whatever other chemical the bottle itself is fine. Won't buy them again unless they go back to the older nozzle. Left photo older nozzle, right new nozzle.

ive bought hundreds of items from amazon in the past few years and never left a review but i feel the need to inform others of my experience with these spray bottles. i do light auto body work and i prep panels with wax and grease remover. it is not an aggressive chemical, it just basically loosens up oils from surfaces; it wont remove any sort of glue or adhesive. i have been using an old 'LAs Totally Awesome' spray bottle for about 6 months (i dont even know what was originally in it) to apply the wax and grease remover but it finally gave up the ghost and dribbles more than it sprays. i spent literally hours reading reviews of spray bottles (i just wanted something that would last) before deciding to try these 'chemical resistant pro' bottles. two days ago, i filled one 1/2 full and it sprayed great. tonight, i started to prep some panels and the bottle pump began to seize up after the first panel. that sprayer got thrown and i moved on to the second sprayer. it sprays fine but dribbles as much as it sprays. i gave good money for pro equipment that claims to be made in the US and i am extremely unsatisfied that i went through 2 of these bottles trying to spray wax and grease remover on a bumper and a hood. i had read of people having issues with diluted bleach but if youre looking to spray anything other than distilled water, i would suggest looking elsewhere. oh, and the paint that they use for the bottle labels began to flake and splinter off in the bag before i even opened it so have the vacuum ready.

I ordered a set of three. Two of them didn't last for more than a couple of months. The pump stopped working. I won't buy these again.