question about fill yourself nonstick spray bottle

[Katie T]

So I didn't know what to title this but I am looking for a bottle you put extra virgin olive oil in and pump it so it is like a aerosol spray.

http://www.pamperedchef.com/ordering...viewAllOutlet=

something like this. I have had this one and another one I can't remember the name of but neither of them have held up. Anyone have one they love that has worked for more than 6 months? I have read of someone just putting it in a regular spray bottle. Anyone tried this? What were your experiences?

[greenmansions]

I had a Misto branded one and it lasted about one day. It stopped pumping and that was that. It was a gift, and I had no idea where it was purchased so I could not return it. Landfill. I never got another one, though I still like the idea.

[Beauchamp]

I first had the Trudeau spray bottle, and it was horrible. The oil leaked out around the plastic seal at the bottom. I've had the Misto bottle for some time now, and I have to say I am happy with it. It's all metal, so no seals to leak. I do unscrew the top to let the pressure out after each use, and I wipe the nozzle with a dish towel. I don't clean it as much as you're supposed to. Mine holds Smart Balance oil. No, it doesn't spray like a can of Pam, but it does the job, since I really didn't want to keep buying Pam/aerosol cans.

I tried just brushing oil on with a basting type brush and *that* lasted about a day. Plus, my husband just poured the oil since he was too lazy to brush it on. So, the Misto works for us. It just takes a little care to keep it in shape. And don't fill it too full. About 1/3 cup I believe. Which seems like nothing in the bottle but lasts a long time.

[Katie T]

Thanks ladies, I will look into one of those. They are pretty cheap as well, always a added bonus.