This is the best sprayer for your houseplants.

I use a sprayer for my houseplants and terrariums almost every day. And I've had a real love/hate relationship with this one. I've come to the conclusion that there is no better sprayer on the market and here's why...
The Brio by Flo Master feels good in your hands. It doesn't feel cheap when you spray it, and the absolute best feature of this sprayer is the long elephant nose nozzle. Not only does it produce a perfect mist that your plants will love, but you can get right into any cracks or crevices. Trust me...I tried the alternatives and this sprayer is the best.
If you want to buy one search on Amazon for Brio handheld sprayer and it should pop right up for you. When I bought my Brio sprayer it cost $12 and even though the first didn't last long...at that price I'd be willing to pay every few months or so and still have a smile on my face about it.
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[@LydiaChanNYC]

I chanced upon your video because I’m trying to figure out why my Brio (also after a few months) has lost pressure. I can keep pumping but it’s not giving me resistance so the spray that comes out is just a trickle. Any idea why? 😅

[@TinyWorldLaboratory]

I'm assuming something to do with one of those rubber o-rings. That's why I decided to go with a $12 sprayer and just replace it every 6 months or so.

[@lfuboi]

Great video. If you have minute, could you let me know which recycling number is on the sprayer? I assume 5, but I've seen some conflicting information across a few sites.

[@TinyWorldLaboratory]

Sorry for the late reply. I actually don't have the sprayer anymore to check. It clogged up and I just started using a regular spray bottle around the house and never looked back.

[@lfuboi]

@@TinyWorldLaboratory No worries! I purchased it anyway. It doesn’t have a recycle symbol anywhere. I ultimately didn’t use it at all, since I bought it to mist a reptile enclosure and its overwhelming chemical smell made me think it was leaching toxins into the water (which took up the smell after just a few minutes). Thank you for replying when you saw my question. Have a great week.

[@TinyWorldLaboratory]

Live and learn...enjoy yours as well @@lfuboi