Spray bottles and hand sprayers are a perfect alternative whenever a larger handheld or backpack unit would be too cumbersome. You can use them both outdoors and indoors and for a wide variety of tasks.
Here we present you our most recommended models with ratings, prices and reviews:
Best hand sprayer: An advanced unit that is sturdy, very easy to pump and use and offers several useful functions like the lock-on or tilting nozzle.
Best spray bottles: Top rated model on Amazon – they are sturdy and durable, don’t leak and work well. Also you get several useful accessories as a bonus.
Comparison with other models:
| Model | Price | Our rating  |
For | Capacity | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Solo 418 |
Check here: |  |
 |
1 liter (34 oz.) | N/A |
 Chapin 1002 |
$13.99 | |
 |
48 oz. | 8 oz. |
 DilaBee Spray Bottles |
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 |
16 oz. | N/A |
 Houseables Spray Bottles |
$12.94 | |
 |
24 oz. | N/A |
As you can see, you have basically two options when purchasing a hand sprayer:
- Basic spray bottles: Their biggest advantage is the price. For about 15 bucks you get four of these which makes them pefect for a home use – you can use one for misting plants, one for a cleaning solution, the third one for vinegar and the last one for hair product for example. On the other hand you have to squeeze the trigger every time you want to release some liquid – which makes them really impractical for spraying larger amounts of fluid.
- Advanced sprayer: These cost considerably more but can be used even for watering or applying solutions on larger areas. They include a small pump so you pressurize the tank first and then get a constant stream just by pressing a trigger – no squeezing and releasing constantly. The best ones also offer some useful adjustments, for example a tilting nozzle so you can easily reach the bottom side of the leaves.
