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Another new toy - Pressurized Spritzer

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Saw a guy using one of these on a brisket in a Youtube video, and I just had to have one. Haha
Thought it was broken at first as it wasn't pressurizing.
After a bit of head scratching, I found I wasn't tightening the top enough after putting water in.
Put a little effort into tightening it and it works great.
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My daughter has one of those I got her for spraying random things in the yard with water. I never thought about using one to cook. That’s pretty smart.
 
I have a few of these that I use for cleaning chemicals on cars. If I fill one with a spritz. I'd forget about it like I do spray bottles. Then have to chuck it later from being funky. LoL
 
I have two of the exact same ones. I use them for using watered down paint on cement.

Future project when it's not 100* plus outside.
 
I have a few of these that I use for cleaning chemicals on cars. If I fill one with a spritz. I'd forget about it like I do spray bottles. Then have to chuck it later from being funky. LoL
Haha, that's why I bough it - it is different than all the other spay bottles I have.
 
We spent years with our kids in 4H. I loved those things for cooling off during all the hours spent in barns in August. We filled them with ice and water. They work awesome!
 
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