Leak-Free, Chemical Resistant Spray Head 5 Pk Industrial Spray Heads Only (No Bottles) for Auto/Car Detailing, Window Cleaning and Janitorial Supply. Heavy Duty Low-Fatigue Trigger and Nozzle.

I had a bunch of 10yr+ yr old spray bottles that needed replacement spray thingies. This fit the bill. Was a little more than some others, but was curious to see the difference. Can spray more and finer and well stream better than the originals. Also the angled heads make it easier to spray sinks and toilets and other more vertical settings without the pickup tube not being able to get water. Makes cleaning easier with more and finer misting distribution on a wider area. The tube was a little long which was nice. I just pulled the filter off, snipped it a couple mm and replaced the tube filter back. I still think it was a little pricey, but the test of time and improved performance made me happy so whatever.

I've only tried 1 of the nozzles so far but it fits perfectly on a 32 oz. bottle of rubbing alcohol. I did have to trim the tube but it was an easy job with a pair of scissors. I love the fact the spray is completely adjustable. Some people wrote that this nozzle only works in a stream, but mine produces a fine mist which is perfect for my purposes. If the other 4 nozzles work as well I will be very happy. The quality seems pretty good. They are not flimsy at all. I did have to put the rest in a 2-gallon Ziplock bag to keep them clean since they arrived taped together with a piece of masking tape and then put into a plastic bag. The color choices are really good if you want to use these in plain plastic bottles and put different products into the bottles. Overall, this is a good buy and I am very satisfied with my purchase.

Used with a variety of diluted cleaners, disinfectants, bleach, etc... While they haven't clogged, the viscosity or type of fluid may definitely cause them to drip when setting to a finer mist spray. Otherwise they work very well. Plunger mechanism has been working well for the full year I've used all 5 in this set. Typically that's the first thing to fail in sprayers. I occasionally submerge the spray head in soapy water and actuate it several times to get the mechanism clean and moving 'like new' freely, but that's the extent of any maintenance.

Actually, very nice. Very surprised that there’s that kind of quality still out there. I’m sure there was, but I did not read. It comes a little filter on the bottom of the tube to filter out all the stuff before it squirts it so the nozzle don’t get plugged I did not realize I was on there. I was pleasantly surprised that it was. Good product will probably buy again in the future.

the spray heads are versatile, durable and the spray control is excellent.

My wife and I love this spray head. It's interchangeable for most bottles. It's the best spray head that I bought on Amazon and a good value. Also, it's chemical resistant, but I rinse it with water after every use.

I bought a WD-40 pump spray can. It was a little worse than the previous 5 I've bought over the past 25 years, worse in the sense that the liquid leaks all over your hand as you pump. The pump piston/piston ring are poor. But this spray head works like a charm -- no leakage, an even spray, works right away after not being used for a month. The nozzle can be locked shut; this may be the reason the pump works instantly after inactivity. I did not really need 5, the minimum order, but I have already put 3 to good use since they are superior to whatever spray comes with most sprayable liquids.

4 of these 5 spray heads did not work out of the box. The 5th worked twice then stopped. I even cut the filters off of two to see if that helped. Nope. The liquid wasn't caustic, just a smelly water and rotten egg mix to repel the deer from my flowers and hedge. Plain water wouldn't spray either. Threw them away. $16 wasted. The best spray head i've found so far is using the old one out of a spray bottle of Fabreze that worked for two years, it doesn't even have a filter.

so far so good

reasonable