2 oz. Plastic Bottle with Black Misting Sprayer

Ideal for traveling or sharing samples of misting perfumes, floral waters, spritzes, body sprays, and other liquid creations. Convenient size used for many DIY recipes. Durable, shatter-resistant materials. Misting sprayer works well for personal and household use. Suitable for diluted essential oil sprays. Holds 4 Tbsp., or 1/4 c. liquid. Transparent bottle shows content level. Details This useful plastic spray bottle come in a gorgeous shades to protect your oil-based creations from damaging UV light. The fine-mist spray is great for perfumes, spritzers, and other light mixtures. (Not recommended for thick mixtures.) Note: Because some essential oils could potentially clog the spraying mechanism, this spray top is not guaranteed when used with essential oils—however, many customers find that this spray top works better than our regular misting pump top. Contents: 1 plastic bottle, 1 black misting spray top, and 1 clear hood. Volume: 2 oz.—60 ml, or ¼ cup. (Container Size Comparison Chart) Neck Size: 20-410. For more information about the types of plastics in our bottles and containers, as well as their safety with essential oils, click here. Romantic Linen Spray Air Freshening Spray Deodorizing Toilet Spray Diffuser Cleaner Pumpkin Spice Room Spray Yoga Mat Cleaning Spray Produce Cleaning Spray Soothing Summer Skin Spray Soft and Squishy Soap Jellies Hunting Scent-Masking Spray Furniture Polish Sweet Dreams Pillow Spray Toy Cleaner Beard Oil All-Natural Essential Oil Hair Detangler Anti-Infectious Room Spray Hair-Lightening Spray Men's Cologne with Essential Oils All-Natural Essential Oil Bug Spray Instructions When using essential oils in these bottles it is best to dilute them with a carrier oil and/or with water and Epsom salts. To use Epsom salts, sprinkle them in the bottom of the bottle, and then add the desired amount of oils. Allow the salts a few minutes to absorb the oils. Fill the remaining space with water. (Epsom salts help disperse oils evenly throughout the water, preventing them from rising to the top.) Wipe the threads of the bottle and the spray top with a clean cloth to make sure they are free from liquid or dust. Cut the end of the spray tube at a 45° angle to fit about 1/16" above the bottom of the bottle. Screw the spray top securely onto the bottle. If the spray top becomes stiff or clogged, remove it from the bottle and place the bottom of the tube in warm, soapy water. Pump the sprayer a few times until the soapy water comes through. Allow the tube to sit for 5 minutes. Then place the tube in warm, clear water and pump the sprayer a few times to rinse it. Remove the tube from the water and continue pumping until the sprayer empties.