Oil & Vinegar Sprayers

Please tell me, did someone use a vegetable oil spray? Does he really spray with regular oil? I really want to buy, but I also want to make sure that the device works as promised. When I try to spray oil from a bottle for medicines, I get not a cloud, but a trickle ... This spray is not cheap. I would not want to be disappointed for this money.

Recently I bought 3 facelmann sprayers. Adapted them for oil, vinegar and water - everything is sprayed perfectly. It turns out a delicate cloud, although in my opinion it is very large.

I would like to say about the oil sprayer. I have two, expensive Spanish and Fakelmann. In Spanish, you need to pump air, at Fakelman you just press a button. As for me, Fakelmann is even more convenient. In general, the thing is super, I recommend it.

I would like to say about the oil sprayer. I have two, expensive Spanish and Fakelmann. In Spanish you need to pump air, at Fakelman you just press the button. As for me, Fakelmann is even more convenient. In general, the thing is super, I recommend it.

And I have two of them, the same Fakelman and the American MISTO (with air injection). So Fakelman does not want to spray anything, except water, precisely because the oil has a different density and it is precisely the pressure that is not enough for it to be sprayed - it just goes in a stream. And MISTO is a completely different matter - this sprayer sprays.

And I have two of them, the same Fakelman and the American MISTO (with air injection). So Fakelman does not want to spray anything, except water, precisely because the oil has a different density and it is precisely the pressure that is not enough for it to be sprayed - it just goes in a stream. And MISTO is a completely different matter - this sprayer sprays.

I have balsamic vinegar in Fakelman now. Now I went on purpose to pour oil (refined sunflower). Sprays excellent. Maybe just lucky? And I'm still going to buy another one, so that there was vinegar and such and such in the spray. Thoughtful now.

I have balsamic vinegar in Fakelman now. Now I went on purpose to pour oil (refined sunflower). Sprays excellent. Maybe just lucky? And I'm still going to buy another one, so that there was vinegar and such and such in the spray. Thoughtful now.

I do not know. I bought Fakelman first and then I was very afraid to buy this expensive MISTO, because I did not see the difference between them - they look quite similar in appearance, but Fakelman disappointed me with his jet. And only when my friend bought MISTO for herself and explained the difference to me and showed me this air blower, I got into it and bought it.

[Celestine]

Celestine , have you seen this?

a dozen in total ...

By the way, for the people of St. Petersburg, the MISTO sprayer is sold in the Santa House on Pulkovskoye Highway. Something about 500 rubles was (took about a month ago). Whether it is cheap or expensive for such a sprayer - I don't know, but it works perfectly (I took the one that is also inside with plastic, and the one that is without plastic - just with aluminum - is twice cheaper, but I did not take it, because we reasoned that oil could deteriorate from contact).

[himichka]

himichka , but from work for what?

By the way, Teskoma has sprayers for oil. But the same as Fakelmann, without fanfare.

I have a Teskomovsky atomizer, no pump. At first it sprays two sprays - with a jet (I send them to the sink), and then it is heated, apparently, with dust. Sprays normally.

here he is:

By the way, for the people of St. Petersburg, the MISTO sprayer is sold in the Santa House on Pulkovskoye Highway. Something about 500 rubles was (took about a month ago). Is it cheap or expensive for such a sprayer - I don't know, but it works great

I also took my MISTO at Santa House, only in Moscow. Now they are no longer there. The price was exactly the same, and this is a normal price, in internet stores, unfortunately more expensive!

I have a Teskomovsky atomizer, no pump. At first it sprays two sprays - with a jet (I send them to the sink), and then it is heated, apparently, with dust. Sprays normally.

It's a pity to go to the sink! Although if you do not use it often, it may not be a pity ... Now I have only something of a watery consistency in my sprayer without a pump, which he can handle without loss.

And for these purposes I tried to use a simple plastic spray bottle (approx. 30 rubles), like they are used for spraying flowers or for ironing, I only took a small one for 200 ml. Sprays well, into dust, only strains the quality of the plastic. Is it food grade?

[Celestine]

Celestine , have you seen this?

a dozen in total ...

VAPCHE did not see any, in our village there is no such thing, we just pour from a bottle)

and the question still oppresses me well, oil is about clear .. but please explain to me a dark redneck, why spray vinegar?

IMHO, exclusively for the delicacy of the application, sometimes you just need to sprinkle it a little with oil, or vinegar, or both of the ready-made dish, and not pour it. That's when sprayers come in handy. Of course, it is not an essential thing, but if there is an opportunity and desire to buy, then why not?

And I bought my Misto with fanfare in Santa House on Pionerskaya.

Anastasia, thanks for the answer, otherwise it seemed to me that I was talking to myself, but can you give it more details for what dishes do you use it? except for dumplings, nothing comes to my mind

and I also wanted to show a funny little thing, I bought it in Santa House, maybe you have already seen this

[Chantal]

Chantal
I am mainly for sprinkling salads, also for sprinkling crackers with butter, when I make them myself from bread, it is good to sprinkle butter in a pan, when I bake pancakes, it turns out very economically and not greasy. Frying pans are generally convenient to spray with a spray, especially grill pans with a grooved surface. These are just either smeared with a brush, or with such a spray, otherwise the oil will go away immeasurably just because of the corrugation. In general, you can replace the sprayer with a culinary brush, but then you need to wash the brush. And then he sprinkled and removed until the next use.
No, I haven't seen such a thing, but it really is for bananas ?!

VAPCHE did not see any, in our village there is no such thing, we just pour from the bottle)

Well ... if you look well, then you can find in our village. I bought the last one in the Buffet in the fall of the VALIRA company, with fanfare, for 80 UAH. (it seemed terribly expensive to me at that time). And now, on March 8, my brother's wife bought a set of 2 pieces. for oil and vinegar, only without a pump. Well, of course, you need to search, not without it

[Lisss's]

I have exactly the same as Lisss's.
I doubted for a long time whether I needed him and how practical, but then I decided.
Now I can't imagine how I could do without him before
Really like.

And about the Gipfel raspshikivatel - no one has any feedback?

They seem to have it for oil, but expensive, 20 bucks, the toad presses me down.
I need it more for vinegar than for oil, will an oil sprinkle well with vinegar?

[julifera]

julifera, it seems to me not important.
Teskomovsky is written for oil and vinegar.
The manufacturer, of course, rarely writes the truth, but if you consider that even household chemicals (caustic) are sold in plastic and with a spray, then vinegar will not "eat away"

But I didn’t like Teskomovsky, it pours in a trickle, there is no spraying.Maybe because I only used it for olive oil? Today I saw it in a Misto store with a pump for air injection, the packaging says the production of the USA. But the insides are aluminum. Now I doubt whether to buy or not? It costs more than 500 rubles.

[Viola]

Viola
Did he sprinkle water normally or in a trickle?

I did not try to spray water. While it is filled with olive oil. Did your oil sprinkle well from the Teskomovsky sprayer? M. b. I got a defective one?

But I didn’t like Teskomovsky, it pours in a trickle, there is no spraying. Maybe because I only used it for olive oil? Today I saw it in a Misto store with a pump for air injection, the packaging says the production of the USA. But the insides are aluminum. Now I doubt whether to buy or not? It costs more than 500 rubles.

I have Misto here in the subject for a long time already wrote about him, everything is fine with him, it works well, aluminum looks more like stainless steel than aluminum. Well, in general, I'm happy.

I just washed it before using it, and naturally sprinkled it with water - into dust
Well, if there was a marriage, then I would immediately return it.

But I have not tried the oil, I just needed it for different types of vinegar.
I was reluctant to try the oil - figs, I'll wash it away from it later.

It's just interesting - if you didn't even have water splashed, then definitely a marriage.

I bought a spray for Misto oil. Sprays into fine dust. The spray quality depends on the amount of air pumped. Teskomovsky pours in a trickle. I'll set it aside for balsamic vinegar. The price difference is 100 rubles. The result of use is different.

[Viola]

Impressed by the previous messages, I ran and checked my Tescom sprayers (3 pcs.) All spray into the "dust". I tried it on water, but I think that the oil shouldn't be any different ... Most likely withViola marriage

I also bought the Teskomovskys.
this is not a marriage, the way it is .. oil sprinkles in a trickle, and vinegar into dust.
This is probably why you did it with water.

And I have Teskoma pouring oil in a trickle Here are the bastards, but I wanted to use it with different oil ...
Now, out of anger, I wrote a letter to Tescom's representative office in Ukraine with a proposal to exclude oil from the name "oil / vinegar sprayer" and an advertising photo, in which the image of a remarkably sprayed oil, should be brought into line with reality. It's really interesting whether they will answer or freeze ...

Here is exactly the same situation with Fakelmann oil sprayers - they also only spray water, there is not enough pressure on the oil and they do not have pressure pumping. It turns out only Misto is actually spraying oil. Now with me they coexist Fakelmann and Misto - one for vinegar, the other for oil. But the price of Fackelmann was far from small.

I have Fakelman the first two rolls in a thin stream, and then it starts to spray normally.
Try:
1. Tighten the cap (so that the pressure does not drop during pumping)
2. Store the oil in a warm place, and before use, I generally keep it near the stove a little.

Of course, this is not a manufacturer's excuse, but it works.

I have Fakelman the first two rolls in a thin stream, and then it starts to spray normally.
Try:
1. Tighten the cap (so that the pressure does not drop during pumping)
2. Store the oil in a warm place, and before use, I generally keep it near the stove a little.

Of course, this is not a manufacturer's excuse, but it works.

Fakelman has no pressure pump! At least mine! Therefore, at least twist, at least not, the result is one jet. With Misto, it's a completely different matter - there really is-how you pump up the pressure-such and the result.

There is no such pressure pumping, but the principle:
when you push down on the nozzle, you are pumping air into the cylinder, this air pushes the oil out through the tube and the nozzle.
If the air pressure is not enough or the liquid is too thick, then it is not sprayed, but pushed out by a trickle.
Therefore: we twist the cylinder tighter, heat the oil so that it becomes liquid and we do several presses without stopping - the first goes in a trickle, the second is a little wider, and then the spraying is going on.

At Misto, the pressure is pumped up in advance, therefore there are no "blank emissions".

P.S. By the way, who - where saw Misto on the Internet, so that with delivery in Russia?

The price for 1 thousand passes with delivery.
It's better to order about $ 20 from America via e-bay with delivery.

I got a response from Tescom about oil sprayers. Here is the full text of their response and my letter:
Good afternoon, dear Elena!
Thanks for the information provided. For all the time our company has been working on the Ukrainian market, you are the first who addresses us with such a problem. We will check with our European and Russian colleagues if they had any questions about this product, and if they confirm the existence of such a problem. When buying, I checked using water, it really was sprayed into dust, but when I poured vegetable oil at home, I was unpleasantly surprised - oil does not spray, but hits with one or two jets. I discussed this issue on the Internet and it turned out that this problem is characteristic of Tescoma sprayers. I have a question ... Are there any peculiarities of use to achieve the effect of oil spraying or the manufacturer is misleading buyers, calling this device an atomizer? If the oil is not sprayed, then the reference to this product should be removed from the name and only vinegar should be left. Well, the photo would be corrected ... And it looks like an unscrupulous advertisement.
From SW. Elena

I suggest everyone who "got" with Tescom sprayers, regardless of their country of residence (it seems to me that it is not important) to write on their website about their impressions ...

Girls ... I also have a fad ... I want a spray ... in Kiev I haven't come across yet. Who has seen elsewhere? It is also possible in Moscow (friends will be there for May) .... please answer someone ...

Somehow I haven't looked into this topic for a long time. Once again I will say that Fakelman perfectly sprays oil. And from the expensive spray with pomp, only memories remained in the form of a greasy ceiling. He tore.

[Teen_tinka]

Teen_tinka
My husband brought me from Kiev, bought it at the Central Department Store, on the 3rd floor. But I'm disappointed, the oil splashes in a stream ... I wrote about it above, even wrote to Tekomu, I spat ... But they froze, like they faced complaints for the first time ...

I have Kyuhenprofi, very happy. Nothing splashes, covers with a thin layer.

Scarecrow, Freken Bok ... and they bought it ... WHERE ??

Fakelman bought in Interspar, I don't know if there are other stores where. And that Spanish one, with pomp (pulled, I think, solely because of my stupidity), in the late Okey.

I do not spray the oil so that it is often straight, but everything comes out fine. Note that the dust in the pump spray was still finer. But it also cost three times more.

The main fields of activity - I spray baking trays instead of greasing, cascans in a mantle dish and cheese on pizza. And that's all, perhaps.

I just don't know if I need a sprayer or not.

Out of oil - can be used for vinegar
It is very convenient to spray vinegar on a salad, on apples - a very thin layer is obtained and on the entire surface at once, and the consumption is less.

Due to the fact that there was no sprayer, I could never understand how they write in the recipe - sprinkle a piece of fish evenly with a teaspoon of vinegar, for example.
Well, this is not oil, which is greasy and easy to coat.
Now that time - a couple of three zips and truncated.

Yes, and now it's hard to add vinegar to the salad, when everything is under the control of the pshikalka

There is a torch in the METRO
And there is Monini oil in the spray bottle.

In the store I saw Teskomovsky sprayer - a set of 2 pieces, for oil and vinegar, cost more than 800 rubles.I didn’t like the price and remembered in time the disapproving reviews about them, read here. I went to the Metro and bought a facelmann, the price is about 200 rubles.

I also wanted to buy such a thing. I understood from your feedback that Mistro is best. Tell me how does he wash? I had a Zepter oil can, but I didn't use it. it began to become covered with some kind of greasy and sticky layer, which could hardly be washed off, once again I was just frankly too lazy to wash it !!! will not it be the same with the spray?

it began to become covered with some kind of greasy and sticky layer, which could hardly be washed off,

That's right, if you use sunflower oil and the like.
Better to pour olive oil into a spray bottle, it is soft and does not film.

That's right, if you use sunflower oil and the like.
Better to pour olive oil into a spray bottle, it is soft and does not film.

clear! I buy mostly Avedov, then corn, then sunflower. then olive mix. I know that olive is the healthiest, but for some reason I do not like it; it doesn’t taste the same
what if. for example, pour something like nut or linseed oil into a spray bottle?
will it also be a film or not?