Napoleon Stainless Steel Spray Bottle - 62047

I received this stainless steel Napoleon Spray Bottle free from Napoleon for testing purposes as part of the Napoleon Tester Team. As someone who loves smoking meats on the weekends, I was excited to put this spray bottle to work. The stainless steel build immediately stood out — it feels durable, solid in hand, and much more reliable than the cheap plastic sprayers I've gone through in the past. The trigger has a smooth, consistent spray, which makes it easy to evenly mist ribs, brisket, or pork shoulder without soaking one spot too much. One thing I especially appreciated is that the bottle doesn't clog or sputter, even after hours of use with apple juice and vinegar mixes. Cleanup is simple — a quick rinse and it's ready for the next cook. My only small note is that it's a little heavier when full compared to plastic bottles, but the trade-off is worth it for the sturdiness and even spray. Overall, this has earned a permanent spot in my BBQ toolkit. It feels like it's built to last, and it's made managing moisture and flavor during long smokes a lot easier.

I received this SS spray bottle just over a month ago and in the three times I've used it now, I love it! My old spray bottle is plastic and in order to thoroughly clean it I have to bleach it to get rid of the odor left behind from the previous cook. Today was ribs and I spray them each hour with apple cider vinegar and apple juice. The vinegar smell is gone with just soap and water!

Disclosure: I received this product free from Napoleon for testing purposes. I recently used Napoleon's Stainless Steel Spray Bottle for grilling, and it performs its intended function adequately. The 12-ounce bottle is designed to spray oil, water, or marinades onto the grill. The stainless steel construction is durable and has a plain, functional appearance that withstands grill heat. It's dishwasher-safe, which simplifies cleaning. The nozzle can be adjusted to produce a fine mist or a stronger stream, suitable for applying oil to meats or spritzing vegetables to prevent sticking. The trigger is comfortable for brief use. I tested it by spraying olive oil on chicken skewers, which worked as expected, and used it to spritz water on burgers to manage flames. The bottle's size is sufficient for a typical grilling session and isn't overly heavy. One minor drawback is the bottle's opening, which is somewhat narrow for cleaning with a brush, making it a bit challenging to remove thicker marinades manually. This isn't a significant issue. Napoleon's Stainless Steel Spray Bottle is a practical tool for grilling. It functions well and could be useful for those needing a reliable spray bottle.

I'm really impressed with this stainless steel spray bottle from Napoleon! The quality is immediately noticeable—the stainless steel construction not only looks sleek but also ensures it won't rust over time, even with regular use around the grill. The sprayer is made of thick, durable plastic that feels solid and not at all flimsy like some others I've tried. It holds a generous amount of liquid, which means fewer refills during longer cooking sessions. I also love the adjustable spray nozzle—it lets me easily switch from a fine mist to a more direct stream depending on what I need. Overall, a well-designed, high-quality accessory that I'll be using all season long.

I was given this stainless steel spritzer bottle by Napoleon to test and write a review. I was not disappointed as it fit well in my hand and had a lot of spritzing power. I used it with apple cider on my ribs and it coated to perfection. Was very easy to clean afterwards and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a good spritzer bottle.

I recieved this a few weeks ago mostly use for smoking meats and flat top grilling.. zero lag when pulling trigger nice uniform spray although the nozzle seemed kinda flimsy but like I said it performed awesome, and no more melted spray bottles when I mistakenly set it down on the wrong surface. Good job Napoleon.

I had high hopes for this spray bottle, and initially, I liked its stainless steel and sleek design, which fit comfortably in my small hands. It performed well with water delivering a spray mist, but things changed when I added extra virgin olive oil - the nozzle sprayed a stream, creating a mess, and I had to pump it multiple times to get the oil out. I wanted to really like this.

Strong spray for water, vinegar and oils. Adjustable stream. Stainless design is sleek, too! Be sure to use liquids only — any small solids from a marinade will jam it up.

I received a free stainless-steel spray bottle from Napoleon. Here are my thoughts. Cooking all year outside on the grill is always a challenge. I usually brush olive oil on the meat and vegetables so they won't dry out. This time, I used the Napoleon spray bottle and simply adjusted the spray to a fine mist. It performed well and with little effort. The stainless-steel bottle is food safe and protects the flavor of the olive oil from direct sunlight; will not collapse like plastic bottles are known to do; is well balanced and stands easily in an upright position when placed down and fits comfortably in the hand. I highly recommend the stainless-steel bottle to simplify one's cooking.