CLICK CLEANPlastic Spray Bottles, 10 Free Labels Included, Pack of 2 Empty 18.6 oz Spray Bottles with Adjustable Nozzle and Sizes for Cleaning Solutions, Plant Watering, Pet Training and MoreGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

nice size

Love the measurements on side of bottle and the size is a little big but overall great product

These are some nice well-made spray bottles. The plastic is fairly thick and sturdy. The spray nozzle seems sturdy and the end can be turned to either "Stop" or "Spray". The spray pattern covers a decent amount of area in a round pattern about the size of a dinner plate, with heavier spray in the center and lighter spray around the edges.The measuring lines on the sides of the bottles are nice, especially if you mix your own homemade cleaning solutions. I like the selection of labels so you can indicate the place each bottle can be used. You can write on the label to further detail what mixture is in the bottle. I like the shape of the bottles - flat on two sides so they are easier to store than a round bottle.I have used the bottles for spraying the dust off the leaves of my houseplants, cleaning glass surfaces and also for discouraging a cat from getting on the counter.It would be nice if the nozzle offered two different spray patterns, since it has four positions but they are either "full spray" or "off". Overall these are good spray bottles.

Cleaning supplies.

My husband and children are constantly complaining about the pretty glass spray bottle I keep on the kitchen counter. I purchased it from a popular subscription-based cleaning company and, although pretty like I mentioned, the functionality is lacking. The nozzle has broken several times in the few months I've had it and I'm always having to replace it, it's heavy, and everyone is on edge when they use it because it's breakable and they don't want Mom's Wrath. However, we recently renovated our entire kitchen and up until now, form was more important than function. (I know, I know... we could just get an ugly but functional spray bottle and keep it under the sink. But we use the dang thing a million times a day because I like clean countertops and it's just easier to keep it on the counter next to the sink and the soap dispensers that match it.) Well, I must admit that the stupid expensive one is starting to get on my nerves, too. Enter these plastic spray bottles from Amazon. I finally broke down and ordered something different, and a two pack was enticing because I really could use that second bottle for something else. Well, I must say these are top quality for a plastic spray bottle. The nozzles produce a nice mist and don't leak and drip all over your hand. They're slim, which is great. I took one star off because the stickers they come with for labeling are kinda dumb; they have the giant company logo on it, then list the contents in small font underneath with Chinese characters next to it. SO... they don't satisfy my aesthetic desires, but they do function quite well - and not one roommate has complained about them.

My husband likes to swipe my spray bottles and make off with them into another dimension so I often find myself in need of a spray bottle. These are very solid, reasonably sized spray bottles with good spraying action. They are a little tall and thin, so perhaps prone to tipping over though I haven't had this problem. Mostly they don't take up excess room under my sink where space is already limited.The nozzle adjusts to spray a wide mist or more of a jet. Plenty of whatever I am spraying comes out with the pump. I do not have to work hard to make this spray which is a big plus! It greatly annoys me to have a sore hand when trying to say... mist one houseplant because barely anything comes out.I'll make my own labels thanks. The labels that come with these are a nice thought, but they're pretty useless.

I have a peculiar porcelain tile in our motorcoach that is really shiny. I am not able to use any kind of product on it when I clean it so I must just damp mop with just water. I needed a way of getting water on the floor so I could use my microfiber mop to clean. These spray bottles work perfectly for me to spray on the floor and then wipe with my mop. I have bad thumbs and oftentimes it is hard for me to use something continuously that strains the muscles in my hands. These spray bottles were easy enough to squirt and I didn't have any discomfort.

For a dollar or two, you can get one at your local stores for same capacity or even double. The slim design might save a little space, but is not stable, because of higher center of gravity. When it's fully loaded, it tends to get knocked over easily.The bottle itself is quite thick and sturdy, but the plastic sprayer has to be tested by time. That part is usually where trouble begins. One little flaw I noticed is the bottle "deflated" on both sides after air got pushed out after a whole bottle of fluid being sprayed, and it's hard to "inflate" it again as it retains that shape.The thickness of the bottle is 1.75", but if it can be increased to 2.25", and the overall height be shortened from 10" to 9", it would be more stable, with or without fluid in it.