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rust in spray bottle 29 Jan 2014 14:42 #39284

larrymagee Topic Author Offline Premium Member Posts: 144 Thank you received: 89	I have a new 2-ounce spray bottle for MMSA skin spray. I only fill it half way. The metal spring inside the spray tube is already rusty from the MMSA passing over it when spraying. Is it okay to continue using the spray bottle? Anyone know of a spray bottle that has the spring outside of the tube?
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rust in spray bottle 29 Jan 2014 15:13 #39285

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I bumped into that problem as well - with nasal spray bottles (bought locally - then dump the crap out) I now use nasal spray bottles that you squeeze to spray - no metal spring.

I use 4 oz spray bottles from wps4sale. They don't advertise that the springs don't rust - but they don't. The down tube does eventually go brittle and break but they last for months.

www.wps4sale.com/SPD/spray-bottle--empty--spray-bottle--empty---ia1378955366473.jsp

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