Misto Gourmet Stainless Steel Olive Oil Sprayer, Green Band

Pros: allows scant use of oil with better coverage
Cons: none

The Misto Gourmet Olive Oil Sprayer is more than likely sitting in a kitchen near you and you don't even know it. Look around. You'll find one . . . and it may be stainless steel, aluminum, or white, or it may offer a fashionable colored "band"...

Pros: No chemicals or propellants.
Cons: spray doesn't last that long between pumps.

There it was sitting on my stove all this time and I never ever thought about looking to see it was listed on Epinions. I am of course talking about my Misto Gourmet Stainless Steel Olive Oil Sprayer. I got this sprayer as a gift from my mother...

Pros: Healthy, Economical use of oil, Flexible.
Cons: More expensive than plastic models

First of all, this thing might be marketed as an olive oil sprayer, but you can put almost any type of vegetable oil (there are some oils that might cause it to clog up, so read your manual if you’re concerned) in this and have it work fine, I have mine ...

Pros: Easy to use, great for low fat cooking
Cons: none

The other reviews have very nicely summed up what the Misto does I just wanted to add my "thumbs up" ...

Pros: Works well when new
Cons: Not very rugged

Nice while it lasted. We liked the idea of using olive oil as a cooking spray -- healthier, tastier, no propellants. But after a year or so of use the pump body starting leaking and oozing olive oil out the seams.

Pros: perfect for when you need a little oil to go along way.
Cons: pump tube is too tiny. Clogs up and quits working.

After scant use this thing plugged up and never worked properly again. I love the idea of it, but the pump design needs work. The problem appears to be that the pump mechanism tube is too tiny. Olive oil in particular clogs quickly. Mine died after about four uses. I tried to clean it out to no avail.