Spray bottles, what works

I buy Spray-Nine in the one litre spray bottle. It has the best sprayer I've ever used. You can turn it from off to spray or squirt. It works as good as or better than and lasts longer than any expensive janitors bottles I've bought. And they are all the same so storage is easy. I find expensive janitors bottles are always cylindrical and fall over easily when you accidentally bump them on a shelf.

I have so many empty Spray Nine bottles, that I use them for everything from weed killer to ArmorAll.

Now I just buy my liquid shop supplies in one gallon refills.

And by the way. Spray Nine is the best cleaner I've ever used.

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Since WD-40 does not "go bad" per se', I was happy to take it.

Problem comes as how to dispense it in a small trigger or pump sprayer.

I see WD40 is now sold in a pump sprayer new
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And for $8 they make a trigger sprayer that looks like a plant sprayer but gets up there in price once shipped.

I know many if not most trigger sprayers are not intended for use with solvents and whild WD-40 is pretty benign, I have seen many a spray go belly up using less caustic fluids.

Would love a small thumb pump sprayer to keep size down or small trigger sprayer.

I have used those solvent/paint sprayers with the glass jar and cartridged aerosol tops in the past but the price does add up.
I have compressor air (big and pancake) so something small and pneumatic will work too.

Would love to keep this simple and just find something fit for VOC solvents.

LMK if any of you have had to find a similar solution.

TIA.

Had a buddy cleaing house and was disposing of a couple half-full one gallon cans of regular WD-40.Since WD-40 does not "go bad" per se', I was happy to take it.Problem comes as how to dispense it in a small trigger or pump sprayer.I see WD40 is now sold in a pump sprayer newAnd for $8 they make a trigger sprayer that looks like a plant sprayer but gets up there in price once shipped.I know many if not most trigger sprayers are not intended for use with solvents and whild WD-40 is pretty benign, I have seen many a spray go belly up using less caustic fluids.Would love a small thumb pump sprayer to keep size down or small trigger sprayer.I have used those solvent/paint sprayers with the glass jar and cartridged aerosol tops in the past but the price does add up.I have compressor air (big and pancake) so something small and pneumatic will work too.Would love to keep this simple and just find something fit for VOC solvents.LMK if any of you have had to find a similar solution.TIA.

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