one of the best tutorials i've seen on youtube!! it worked like a charm. thank you

Hint: If you don't have silicon grease, there might be something else around the house that works. I've used silicone-based personal lubricant to fix sliding closet doors. For my spray bottle, I happened to have a sample packet of silicone-based hair product.

This video only came to my feed 3 years late but, just tried silicone dry spray on a fabreeze spray bottle and it works excellent! Many thanks for sharing this. 👍

This was fantastically short and to the point. The solution fixed my vinegar spray bottle immediately.

As a motorcyclist, I took advantage of Honda chain lubricant spray and it worked beautifully.

Excellent video, no time wasting. Thanks!!

It took a few mins & more not-helpful tries to get here, but’uh, thank u sir. God bless’ya & that #logic & conciseness, a rare combination indeed.

thanks for posting this. It didn't work immediately but I put pressurized air up through the straw hole & it started working!

Thank you! I have a different kind of bottle, so I just took off the hose thingy and put a drop of silicone in the female end. It worked instantly! Who’d of thought? I just went ahead and did it to every spray bottle. They all spray better now. Yippee! I love ❤you!

Excellent video. Straight to the point

I used coconut oil and it worked like a charm!

Thanks for this I am tired of replacing these damn bottles.

Brilliant, it worked instantly. Thank you, sir.

Wow! The fact that I trash sooooo many spray heads thinking It was bad! Thank you!

I bought the Stars822 heatsink plaster made with silicone grease on my 3 spray bottles but they didn't work. Is there a specific part of the spray gun where you have to put the grease? Thank u.

This worked perfectly. Thank you!

Thank you! I found some bicycle chain lubricant that was petroleum-free and with 1 drop it was back to normal 😃

I have used white lithium grease also many are made for plastics, seems to work well.

I made bacon the other night and had the grease still on the counter (Bad to dump it down the drain, you’ll have to call a plumber.) figured Oils are oil, so I just used some bacon grease lol. Worked like a charm~

But my problem is inside the trigger itself I don't know what you call that where the spring is and that piece of plastic that goes against the spring that goes back and forth in the sprayer that seems to become loosen and it sprays very tiny after a while how do I fix that? If you know what I mean 🙄

How do you fix a loose trigger on spray bottle?

will the silicone grease mix with the sprayed liquid?

I have another problem. I had a pesticide in the bottle, so I wanted to wash it out. I screwed off the nuzzle, and then while rinsing the bottle, that small inner plastic thingie of the nozzle flew out. I put it back and screwed the cap on but now when I spray, I don't get a mist but just a tiny stream out. Ok, it's "good enough", but it doesn't cover a wide surface anymore, because it sprays to a single point 😀 I tried to turn the cap both ways to adjust but it did not get the mist back. Not sure, what happened - maybe there was one more plastic piece inside that plastic thingie, and I lost it. Wondering if I can find something to replace it.

That nozzle looks like it came off a mean green bottle.. which is exactly what i have that's stuck lol

Mahalo for posting it was to the point. Loved this

i used rubbing alcohol and it worked like a charm

Hi there. We use our own grease for this too. Lanoguard grease. Lanolin based as you say needs a non petroleum one. Good video.

Do you know how to fix a spray bottle with a loose trigger? It doesn’t sit flush against the button anymore and shakes side to side. It’s causing it to leak a bit.

Thanks man, you saved my Collin!

All this trouble I've had trying to get just a couple good sprays put of the bottle... and the solution was in my bedroom all along? 😵

Thank you! Very frustrating trying to get it to work before.

the sprayer heads are usually made out of PP (polypropylene), which is quite hardy and resistant to most petroleum products, so I wouldn't worry too much about that ruining it. Some other plastics and rubber are more sensitive to solvents though (usually from spaycans), so be aware of that. Silicone is ideal for plastic-on plastic and any sort of gaskets and wet areas - so its a geat choice for this. very useful to have a tube of it.

Is there a brand name I can buy?

Im so confused. I bought this new spray bottle from Home Depot and it just stopped working randomly. Hopefully this works. Cant find the silicon lubricant though. I never thought of this. Thank you for sharing

Looks like you forgot to add the link for the silicone grease.

The issue I continually have is the sprayers fail after very little use when I’m pumping pure well water, and it doesn’t make sense to me. Is well water more coarse which causes pump damage?

Good job🤗🤗.Thank you.

Where’s the link?

Vaseline work?

How to fix when does not spray?

Thank you!

Thank you.

THANK YOU

Thank you. Vaseline helped😊

crossing my fingers that standard silicon lubricant spray might be similar enough to what's described here. i have a cheap spray bottle with cleaning solution in it which i wouldn't mind sacrificing to test this theory. thanks for the tip.

thanks

Unfortunately the trigger on my vintage 1990s St. Tropez spray bottle fell all the way off and broke. lmao

synthetic oil/grease ?

How about mineral oil?

Would Vaseline work?

IM is a trigger sprayer manufacturer

Didnt work for me

What about WD40?

1 pc trigger sprayer 0.11 cent

Worked the idea in another situation. The pump was not pulling water not it's raining 😜😜😜🤟🤟🤟🤟👍👍👍👌👌👌

I used my beard oil lmfaolo

I just used vaseline and it worked like sharm thank you

lol

Well, didn't work. thanks anyway I guess

kind of worthless video as that is not usually the problem and if so that problem is not too difficult to fix so why label a video as quick fix when it ISN"t. the problem is something else - NOt what u say

This worked fabulously. Thank you.