Ranger Tim Holtz Distress Sprayer-4oz,

Very useful. It's like the Derwent spritzer but it has ten times the volume. If you want a mist, pull the trigger firmly, all the way. If you want droplets, pull it gently (slowly) as far as you want to. A little practise and you can get BOTH types of spray out if it. The little locking bar is handy - I don't need it but I cans see its use for people doing outside art, it stops the handle compressing accidentally. Just to note - it's 2 inches diameter and 6 inches high, 4 inches of that is the bottle - estimated about 150-200 ml (??) My only complaint - I'd like to have seen a longer nozzle, with my thick fingers it tends to spray from behind where my fingers sit and I get a little misted myself. But It's not enough to mark it down (I get messy enough anyway!)

Great spray bottles. Don’t expect anything less from Ranger!

Does exactly what Tim Holtz demonstrates and says, slow spray big drops, fast spray finer drops.

Found it to be useful and comfortable to use.

I ordered 1 of these because I like the idea of a fine mist or droplets. Fine mist great but can’t get droplets also I was sent 2 .I also received two bottle caps that don’t even fit the bottles (see photo) they are too big so why did I get them. These are not shown on the description and I didn’t order or get the bottles they do fit. Not impressed.

What is the difference between this and any other spray you might ask, but I have to say I find it brilliant. It is very comfortable to hold and use. If you spray with a full squeeze of the trigger you get a fine misted spray, yet if you squeeze half way you get very evenly sized drops which create a lovely effect with both Distress and Oxide inks.

excellent sprayer and just the most convenient size to use with paints etc. Recommended

Yes, I know it's merely a plastic spray bottle but like all the Tim Holtz stuff I have it is good quality and consistently delivers the fine spray I need for my crafting. I tried a number of bottles we already had in the house and they were not up to scratch with erratic spray amounts and the bottles dripped.