Harbor Freight [
Store Locator] has
2-Pack 32-Oz Niagara Professional Spray Bottles for $4.99 - 30% when you present this
coupon in-store =
$3.49. Valid for in-store purchase only.
Thanks to Community Member
tunabreath for sharing this deal.
About this item:
- Spray nozzle adjusts from fine mist to a 30 ft. stream
- Ergonomic design for faster, easier trigger pulls
- Measurement markings for easy and accurate mixing
- Works well with bleach, cleaners, pesticides, insecticides, weed killers, and more
Top Comments
Community Reviews
These Niagara 32 ounce spray bottles are a cheap, general purpose option for cleaning, detailing, and even dog use, with the strongest praise centered on a strong spray and decent trigger feel. The bottles have held up for months in some bulk detailing and household use, and the 90 day return policy softens the risk. Harsh degreasers, bleach, and other aggressive chemicals are a recurring weak spot, with reports of leaks, weak flow, or bottles failing quickly. A sturdier Zep, Chapin, or USA made alternative comes up as the better long term choice for tougher jobs.
Common Questions (4)
Rinsing the nozzle, pump, and head with fresh water can clear dried residue that blocks the sprayer. If it still fails, one comment says Harbor Freight may not swap it in store and instead sends it back to corporate, while another says chat support refunded a bad bottle without requiring a return.
They can work for lighter use, but harsh degreasers and other strong chemicals can wear them out quickly. Several comments say they failed with degreasers, leaked at the sprayer handle, or did not last a week, while others report months of use with strong spray and no issues.
Reported lifespan ranges from under a week to about 1-1.5 years depending on the liquid and use. One buyer says a pair bought six months earlier were still going strong, while another says they use the Niagara bottles for bulk car detailing liquids and easily get 1-1.5 years out of them.
Yes, they can be used for bulk car detailing liquids and common cleaning mixes like Simple Green, bleach, vinegar, soap solution, and detailer's solution. For harsher chemicals, some users prefer bleach-resistant or heavier-duty bottles instead.
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so my point is, can you spray someone with this? jk
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