Best spray mist bottle
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I use liquid hair spray bottles for Best Press. After all who wants big drops of hair spray on your hair after you've styled it. When piecing I use a 3oz spritzer from Sally's Beauty Supply. Why spray all over when I only need it in a little area of the seam.
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I have yet to find a great spray bottle that sprays an even mist with no droplets. I use aerosol products for that reason. The spray bottles do have bigger drops. I have tested most of them on colored paper. You can see the bigger drops easy that way. The aerosol is a fine mist. That's why all salons use aerosol cans. The metal plant mister is the best one I've found but it isn't practical for starching. It's just a little thing that bugs me enough to keep looking for something that works. If I find it great if not no big deal.
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You can buy Best Press comes in a smaller bottle, with the same sort of aerosol sprayer of which you are speaking I have been it. Plus it's a nice handy size to have, instead of a big bottle sitting in the way.
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My apologies ... worng word ... it should have said *non-aerosol* container ... I was referring to SilverNeedle's reference in re-using her hair spray bottle.
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Just curious... for those who prefer the pressurized, has anyone tried one of those olive oil spray bottles from pampered chef or sur la table?
http://www.pamperedchef.com/ordering...610&words=mist
http://www.pamperedchef.com/ordering...610&words=mist
Last edited by hopetoquilt; 04-19-2012 at 05:50 PM.
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