Bar5F Heavy Duty Spray Bottles, 4 Count + Star San Tips & Tricks
2 x Spray Bottles
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- High-Quality Construction: Each 16 oz spray bottle is made from durable, non-toxic grade HDPE by Bar5F, ensuring it is food and pharmaceutical grade, free from BPA, all biphenols, plasticizers, phthalates, and heavy metals.
- Superior Chemical Resistance: Equipped with NBR gaskets, these spray bottles offer superior resistance to hydrocarbon-based chemicals, making them ideal for auto detailing and industrial cleaning.
- Versatile Use: Perfect for a wide range of applications, including auto detailing, household cleaning, gardening, and industrial use, providing reliable performance with various chemicals.
- Ergonomic Design: Designed for comfort and ease of use, the spray bottles feature an ergonomic trigger that reduces hand fatigue, allowing for effortless and efficient spraying.
- For Extended Use and Care: For an extended list of chemical compatibility and use and care instructions, please read the product description or contact our USA-based support team for assistance.
From HBF: Make sure the components you use are compatible and rated for your intended application. Contact manufacturer with questions about suitability or a specific application. Always read and follow manufacturer directions.
Related: Star San Tips, Tricks and Guidelines – Using Star San In a Spray Bottle – that details the “spray bottle technique” of easily and effectively sanitizing for pennies a batch.
Bar5F Plastic Spray Bottles Empty 16-Ounce for Chemical and Cleaning Solutions Adjustable Head Sprayer Fine to Stream 4-Pack – affiliate link, note that multiple variations of this product may be available, as such a different version may appear at this link
Also: Search “Star San” on Amazon
Regular Replacement:
I recommend regularly replacing non-glass bottles used to store acidic solutions like Star San.
Five Star Chemicals says that you should not soak items in Star San solution for extended periods of time. Even chemical resistant bottles are not impervious to damage caused by extended exposure to acid. Glass and stainless are exceptions. I can’t tell you an exact time frame, but personally, I’m now aiming to replace spray bottles every six months. See: Star San Tips and Tricks
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