can these sprayers be used to spray olive or nut oils for cooking?
1387650
If you want very fine mist. May have to put needle through to enlarge a big. They are good quality. You would want a larger size for oil. I bought to makes oil infused water mist.
1387651
I would guess it's suitable, as I used them for essential oils blended with mineral oil. However the "spray" was not a fine mist application but produced more of a squirt. The seal seems sufficient and I like the glass bottle. I hope this helps!
1387652
I have used the sprayers for Olive Leaf Extract and Poo-Pouri which are both quite thick liquids, so suspect Olive Oil and the like would not be a problem.
931906
yes, but I wouldn't recomend. I would use a control spray, which is to be used only with oil base paints.
1120375
I think they would. I use them for homemade air freshener and I think they spray just the right amount.
2083476
I have used milk, soy milk, almond milk, buttermilk and water. The results are good each time. Even though I am a fairly adventurous cook, I have not yet tried to use olive oil. I have had good results substituting apple sauce for oil. Good luck...enjoy your experiments!
673320
Not sure, I have only used it for olive oil. I would think french, ranch, etc would be too dense to go through nozzle, just based on my use.
157793
I believe it will spray light oils without any problem. I have not sprayed anything but stoddard's solvent through mine. I am very satisfied with the quality and performance of this product.
2164966
I found these worked great in a floating wick. This depends on the quality of the oil. It worked well with extra virgin olive oil however it did not wick the olive/canola oil blend. The lamp we burnt ran twenty four seven. The wick needed raising about every twenty four hours of burning.
323356
I would think so. I usually mix up whatever I have in a separate container and pour it into the sprayer but I think you could mix it up in the sprayer if you so desired. Hope this helps.
1505418
no they cant, they are for use with monomer liquid only. they are also so tiney, not really worth the wait or money.
596195
Yes it can for both, of course. Olive oil has been used for both purposes for decades.
2269308
Most essential oils should not be used neat (undiluted) because they are so concentrated so you dilute them (the ratio depends on the oil) into a carrier oil. Yes you could use olive oil. Coconut oil, grapeseed oil, avocado oil, and sweet almond oil are some popular ones but there many out there.
1002483
I spray with olive oil spray before use, and basically just rinse with hot water afterwards. It's not messy like a pan used for frying or scrambling eggs.
1306140
I have used these for year's and used them on just about every nut. They will work on walnuts you might have to take a smaller bite on the nut. Hope this help's.
1146425
Not really, my hubby uses a sprits type bottle to put oil in his hair. I never tried it for olive oil but I imagine itd work. The problem is u'd have less control over where the oil goes and how evenly it is distributed than with an aerosol can.
894667
Do Not use Pam, it is flamable. What you need is a pum sprayer bottle for olive oil, I wouldnt be without mine
1331788
I don't see why not. They are completely metal. I would spray them with a nonstick cooking spray first.
1039611
Probably because you could use them for table-size bottles of flavored vinegar or olive oil. Personally I use them for opened bottles of wine (if they fit. Depends on the bottle.)