Spritzer/Sprayer Suggestions

[TheGrumpyGriller]

OK....so I am finally ready to add another small accessory to the already-overflowing Traeger tool shed

I am looking for suggestions for a good sprayer/spritzer, preferably something you've used for a a while. In looking on Amazon, I see lots of potential options, but either I can't tell if they are food safe (not just claimed to be), or in reading many of the reviews, virtually all of them appear to leak, not mist properly etc.

Thanks!

 

[Dan-H]

Every one I've gotten has been junk.

 

[GrillMeister]

I use the cheap bottles from Lowe's. They work great without leaking and provide a good adjustable spritz. Just wash them thoroughly after use and let air dry before placing the sprayer lid back on.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Zep-32-oz-Plastic-Spray-Bottle/3621238

 

[TheGrumpyGriller]

I use the cheap bottles from Lowe's. They work great without leaking and provide a good adjustable spritz. Just wash them thoroughly after use and let air dry before placing the sprayer lid back on.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Zep-32-oz-Plastic-Spray-Bottle/3621238

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My only "concern" is those are considered food-safe,?

 

[Slimpicker]

Basically, the problem most have with sprayers and spritzers is they put the wrong juice in them.
It doesn't take much to clog or jamb a sprayer if you are adding pulp, minced garlic, or other items too thick to spray.
Orange juice is big example, pulp will clog in no time. Even diluted BBQ sauce still has too many solids floating in it to use thru a spritzer opening.

 

[Data_Dan]

OK....so I am finally ready to add another small accessory to the already-overflowing Traeger tool shed

I am looking for suggestions for a good sprayer/spritzer, preferably something you've used for a a while. In looking on Amazon, I see lots of potential options, but either I can't tell if they are food safe (not just claimed to be), or in reading many of the reviews, virtually all of them appear to leak, not mist properly etc.

Thanks!

I use these expensive but food safe https://www.amazon.com/Food-Grade-S...68ada&pd_rd_wg=sJ8o6&pd_rd_i=B07T815LJF&psc=1

 

[Ray Reiter]

OK....so I am finally ready to add another small accessory to the already-overflowing Traeger tool shed

I am looking for suggestions for a good sprayer/spritzer, preferably something you've used for a a while. In looking on Amazon, I see lots of potential options, but either I can't tell if they are food safe (not just claimed to be), or in reading many of the reviews, virtually all of them appear to leak, not mist properly etc.

Thanks!

Very good question... don't have an answer, BUT... What ever, concoction you put in the spritzer, should not have any solids in it.... pepper, etc... plugs the pump and nozzle

 

[bkstyles]

I bought this one from Lowes. It does the job and the injector attachment works well also, but like the other replies stated, you have to be careful of what you put into it because it can get clogged easily. I just stick with the basic acv, water or apple juice.

 

[MidwestSmoker]

If you want to go big time you should get this:

Show Stopper Equipment - Orange Pump Up Compression Sprayer 1.5 Liter

Orange Pump Up Compression Sprayer 1.5 Liter from Show Stopper Equipment - Part number VPEZSPRAYO This heavy-duty hand pump sprayer is ideal for grooming livestock, watering plants, or applying insecticides. Wide range adjustable spray Wide bas...

www.showstopperequipment.com

Overkill is what we are all about!