I'm looking for an olive oil dispenser that literally drizzles in a thin stream rather than pores. Would you be able to say if this drizzles or pores?
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I am not sure if I would say it drizzles. It definitely pours in a very small stream but continuously. Hope that helps.
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This was gift but I had used a similar one before and was very happy with the way it drizzled. Much better than the bottle pour spouts ad t hey never fit the bottle you have....
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In my opinion, this dispenser drizzles. It's not a superfine drizzle, but it's definitely not a pour.
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you can control the rate of pouring just like any other liquid from a bottle
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You're in luck. This container drizzles in a very contained way. It doesn't matter if you're pouring oil into a frying pan or dressing a salad - it is easy to control just how much oil you use. I use mine every day.
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Nope. In fact that is probably my biggest complaint about essential oils in general. I have oils from more than 5 different brands in many styles of bottles and none of them are designed well for dispensing without dripping and waste.
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I have had no problem with it dripping. The only place it shows soil is where you press down when dispensing the soap with dirty hands. ( which, I guess, is fairly logical!). Easy to clean off when needed. I really enjoy this dispenser and have stopped buying the expensive Spa-type brands.
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It is vegetable oil, and it is thick. My aesthetician recommended mixing it with grape seed oil which is very light. The grape seed oil also cuts the odor so you don't smell like a salad. I personally don't mind the oiliness or smell, but I can understand that some might. I find it very good for replenishing lost oils due to winter, etc.
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I love this EVOO! As others have told you, being cloudy is not a problem. It's "a wonderful and real olive oil!" No fake oils which are so bad for you and, therefore, no fraud involved.
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William, have you tried this sprayer with cooking oil? I am looking for something to spray olive oil. thanks. Keith
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Part II of my answer @ Aveeno: it is a non comedogenic moisturizer! ...not oily...doesn't block pores. It is such rich but not heavy and it dries quickly. http://health.howstuffworks.com/skin-care/moisturizing/products/skin-moisturizers2.htm
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I have used the sprayers for Olive Leaf Extract and Poo-Pouri which are both quite thick liquids, so suspect Olive Oil and the like would not be a problem.
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i don't know....does not bother me & i just tried a drop neat. maybe you are sensitive to it. try another oil.
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First let's qualify my response, I am an electrical engineer not a chemistry engineer. My personal observation and use is: The oil doesn't have an odor (something I noted in reviews about other brands) and would be a giveaway if olive oil, or such, were in it, the viscosity is too high to have been diluted with any cooking oils I have seen. It's pretty close to colorless/clear. I hope this helps a bit.
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Mine is definitely all liquid and generally a thin liquid oil, golden yellow. Nothing solid at all.
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No.. it usually stays put as it is really designed for small amounts or gently pouring, like a drizzle. not usually intended for globs of oil. Bit mine did fall out once in about two years of use. and I just cleaned it and put it back
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I am not using the diffuser, it is a very low flow. I just am using the single flow with output thing, have it pointed to the top of the water and can see small ripples. You can probably pull it out of the water and see it trickling/flowing.
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I usually add on top of that, because by the time it gets that low, I feel like most of the oil has evaporated, but I enjoy mixing the oils any how. If you don't wish to mix the oils, than you do have to waste the water! Also, I don't always have water left in the chamber, and I'm not sure why and when that happens! I love my doTERRA diffuser!
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Should work okay, as the parts all *appear* to be poly-vinyl. That said, there will always remain a decent portion of oil that will not dispense properly toward the end of the jar due to strange design. Also, the design does not permit infusions, as there is no way to strain the particulates away from the pour-spout--a pretty major design flaw, in my opinion. They simply need to re-design the way the speed-pour attaches to the lid, so that a mesh strainer (not unlike the concaved variety used in kitchen sinks) can be inserted between the jar and the speed-pour to prevent particulates from leaving the jar. Should work okay, as the parts all *appear* to be poly-vinyl. That said, there will always remain a decent portion of oil that will not dispense properly toward the end of the jar due to strange design. Also, the design does not permit infusions, as there is no way to strain the particulates away from the pour-spout--a pretty major design flaw, in my opinion. They simply need to re-design the way the speed-pour attaches to the lid, so that a mesh strainer (not unlike the concaved variety used in kitchen sinks) can be inserted between the jar and the speed-pour to prevent particulates from... » Read More Should work okay, as the parts all *appear* to be poly-vinyl. That said, there will always remain a decent portion of oil that will not dispense properly toward the end of the jar due to strange design. Also, the design does not permit infusions, as there is no way to strain the particulates away from the pour-spout--a pretty major design flaw, in my opinion. They simply need to re-design the way the speed-pour attaches to the lid, so that a mesh strainer (not unlike the concaved variety used in kitchen sinks) can be inserted between the jar and the speed-pour to prevent particulates from leaving the jar. « Show Less
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Hi Katherine~Thanks for posting this. We get this question a lot and glad that you are asking it here in the forum. Since opinions may differ about what is watery and what isn't the most objective thing I can tell you is this -after you put a drop or two on your hand you can turn your hand sideways or upside down and it will stay there and not run like off like water or a watery compound would. In fact we personally don't think any "serum" that will run down your hand is really a serum. Part of the design mandate for the product was to have a consistency that is thick enough to hold its shape but not be heavy or greasy in any way. Personally I think the feel is very silky but my silky might not be yours. I hope this helps and if for any reason you are not happy with the consistency (or any other aspect of srumtologi C serum 22) know that you can always return for a prompt and friendly refund. Thanks again for your interest in our groundbreaking serum! Sara srumtologi Customer Care
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Yes - Vaseline just came out with something called Spray-n-Go. I haven't tried it, but on the commercial, it looks like a foam. You could try spray dry oils too - work wonderfully and sink right in.