I got a few premium dilution bottles as gifts and I'm wondering if I'm doing something wrong. I've read a lot of positive feedback, and I agree that the sprayer itself is awesome in terms of spray pattern, adjustment, and overall quality feel of operation.
However, I'm struggling a bit with leakiness at the bottle-sprayer seal (the threads). I mixed up some rinseless to use at a waterless ratio, and when I shake it up I get product coming out. This is annoying because we all know that most diluted products need to be shaken often.
The tolco head feels pretty tight and snug but should I be really cranking it on there? I'm afraid of breaking it. I'm thinking of applying some teflon tape but it seems that should be unnecessary. I will check my others and make sure it's not isolated to one bottle or sprayer that I have.
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I got a few premium dilution bottles as gifts and I'm wondering if I'm doing something wrong. I've read a lot of positive feedback, and I agree that the sprayer itself is awesome in terms of spray pattern, adjustment, and overall quality feel of operation.
However, I'm struggling a bit with leakiness at the bottle-sprayer seal (the threads). I mixed up some rinseless to use at a waterless ratio, and when I shake it up I get product coming out. This is annoying because we all know that most diluted products need to be shaken often.
The tolco head feels pretty tight and snug but should I be really cranking it on there? I'm afraid of breaking it. I'm thinking of applying some teflon tape but it seems that should be unnecessary. I will check my others and make sure it's not isolated to one bottle or sprayer that I have.
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