Continuous Mist Spray Bottle

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Want better Ironing/Pressing Results?

'UP' your routine with this 10 oz Continuous Mist Spray Bottle.

 If you’ve done any pressing, then you already know these Ironing Pitfalls:

Issues with Spray Starch & Traditional Spray Bottles:

• White flakes & residue from spray starch.
• Inconsistent coverage with splotchy blobs of starch from spray cans or water from traditional water bottles.
• Hand fatigue & sore, stiff fingers from traditional nozzles & triggers.
• wasted money on clogged spray cans or broken nozzles. 

Issue with Using Steam from your Iron:

• Tap water causes mineral buildup & clogs steam holes. This results in your iron 'spitting' causing brown or white stains.
• Distilled water causes corrosion, leaking & spitting.
• Either choice cuts down on the effectiveness & the life of your iron.

Why Use a Continuous Mist Spray Bottle:

• Get a continuous, light mist that’s evenly distributed. No more wet spots.
• Mister has an ergonomic trigger & handle design - easier on fingers & hand, even for those with arthritis. 
• Unlike spray cans & spray bottles that you squeeze several times to release; the mister requires just a gentle pull of the trigger.
• Easily control amount of spray – just a bit for a spritz or much more for a powerful mist. 
• Easily & quickly cover large areas - less fatigue. 
• See-though bottle makes it easy to know when to refill. 
• Quality of bottle means you can refill over & over again.  No more cans or bottles that fill up the landfills!
• Fill with water or distilled water without causing any damage.
• Or fill with a liquid starch or a starch alternative like Best Press.  You can add both undiluted or use a 50/50 mix.
• Or you can even fill with your own homemade Potato Vodka Starch.  (watch my video here!)
• Cutting fabric with a ruler or template? Mist & press first before cutting to get much better results!
• This might just make for a more enjoyable pressing experience!

How to Use:

1. Hold mister 6” – 10” away from material.
2. To get a fine mist for 1-2 seconds, pull the trigger once.
3. Or hold down the trigger for a steady, uninterrupted mist of about 3 - 4 seconds.
4. Lightly mist material completely.  It should be damp not wet.
5. Whether using water or starch, let sit for 15-20 seconds to give time to penetrate your fabric.
6. Turn fabric over so backside is face up, especially if using starch.
7. Use iron to 'press’ (lift up & down) or ‘iron’ (move side to side).
8. Check out this great video!  Do you know the difference between ironing and pressing - if you sew and quilt it matters!

Liquid Options for Pressing/Ironing:

• Fill Mist Bottle with water or distilled water without causing any damage.
• If you like the stiffness from starch, fill with liquid starch & water using a 50/50 mix. 
• Or, for a lighter more flexible finish, use a starch alternative like Mary Ellen’s Best Press. Use either undiluted or 50/50 mix with water.
• Or make your own homemade Starch using Distilled Water, Potato Vodka & optional Essential Oil.  (Watch video showing Juliette's recipe.  You'll want to cut it down for your 10 oz Mist Bottle.)

Additional Uses:

- Make your own Wrinkle Release Spray! 

1. Perfect for wrinkled fabrics or wrinkled items left in the dryer.
2. Mix 1 cup warm not hot water + ½ tbsp white vinegar, + ¼ tsp scented or unscented fabric softener or ½ tsp hair conditioner.
3. You can also add a bit of isopropyl alcohol or vodka.
4. Place in Mist Spray Bottle & shake well.
5. Mist until damp but don’t soak.
6. Smooth out wrinkles with your hands.  If fabric is not delicate, vigorously pull in opposite direction of wrinkles.
7. Leave hanging.  Check back later to see if wrinkles have released.  If not, spray again, pull again, let dry.
8. This should greatly cut down on the amount of pressing/ironing needed.
9. As a precaution, do a test in an area that won’t show to make sure this won’t leave spots.
10. Don’t have all of the ingredients?  Just mist your item with water then smooth out wrinkles & let dry.  

- Buy separate bottles for hair styling, pet care, plant care, skincare or household cleaning. 

- Place your Dawn Dish Soap in a Mist Spray Bottle so you can leave on your counter without advertising for P&G!

- Strong chemicals or oily substances may damage your Mist Bottle so avoid them.

NOTE:  Your Mister shouldn’t clog up & stop spraying.  But if it does, rinse the nozzle under warm tap water then spray warm water through to clear.  When refilling, add more water with your non-water solution.