Cuisipro Spray Pump

I took my chances on this model since the Mastrad Orka Oil Mister tested and highly recommended by America's Test Kitchen tv show has since made them virtually impossible to find at the $13 msrp.This Cuisipro model needs to be pumped several times within each use and the non-aerosol stray is sometimes blotchy and irregular. I'd wait until Mastrad gets more product from France to the USA and try the recommended model.

I ordered two misters, this is the chrome one. I like the other better because you can see how much liquid is left in the bottle. This one works as advertised; you have to pump it up a few times before you use it, and then you should test it on something to make sure it is spraying. Usually the first or second pump is a stream, then it changes to a spray. Hey, it works, and it is better than using a PAM can.

I purchased this pump without reading the reviews, because of a demonstration on a TV cooking show. Never again. I agree with the other reviewers. This "so-called" olive oil 'pump' is worthless. It is blatantly misrepresented as well, in the product description. It is a plastic bottle spray pump. My experience has made this Amazon purchaser so wary of new products that Amazon will not see my cash on a new item ever. Why?..because the return policy for a used product discourages return, especially for one around $11.00. If the item is a gift and the return is delayed, the return costs outweigh the refund. "Let the buyer, beware" Read the reviews guys, and I mean the Amazon executives. Get this product off your list. Or, better yet, change your return policy for products with major complaints. That should get the item off your catalog. Get this Dog banished. Cuisipro Spray Pump

The trick is to untighten it after every use. Then it won't clog and will last a long time without hassle. I believe the same is true for most spritzers.

I bought this in hopes of cutting back on buying expensive cans of spray olive oil. After reading reviews of various oil misters, I chose this one. I followed directions to the letter, however, I was utterly disappointed in this product. The only thing it does correctly is hold the oil. When it comes to trying to spray it, however, all it could manage was to spit out random irregular drops of oil. Not once have I been able to get a "mist" out of it. If you can actually get it to mist, more power to you, as for me, I have better things to do than fight with this thing to get a simple oil spray out of it.

My husband and I love to cook "healthy" and have been on a search for a spray pump for olive oil for quite awhile. Other pumps we have purchased have been disappointing in their ability to "leak". This spray pump is fantastic! It works great and no leaks due to the fact that it has a solid bottom. I would definitely recommend buying!

worked once and then not once more.. the Cuisipro pump mechanism itself is fine and other products use exactly the same pump. However, the Cuisipro pressure vessel is flawed: it's too weak at the top.When torqued firmly to ensure a tight seal between the pump insert and the upper edge of the pressure vessel, it can buckle inward. The buckling may appear as if the threaded collar is cross-threaded when instead it's the top of the pressure vessel distorting and buckling.Once the pressure vessel top is distorted, the Cuisipro cannot be pressurized enough to spray oil. The seal bursts after only a few pumps.Avoid this product with its plastic pressure vessel.

After looking at multiple spray pumps -- including the popular Misto sprayer -- I opted for this brand after reading that others have issues with leakage.So far, so good. No leaks... Well built... Perfect mist of oil... I can't complain.Great for those that wish to eat a more healthy diet. And well worth the higher price.

This is the second one Amazon replaced it for me. The major problem is the gasket. It is way too flimsy. I hear air leak on each stroke when pump. It cannot hold air pressure to pump. I tried to align the rubber ring properly, twist it to shut. The plastic will off tread when turn too tight or a bit loose, air pressure will leak. Very tricky.When it shut properly, pump the air in more than ten times will pop the tread off again. The oil does spray in a very fine mist for 3-4 second, and then another second of tiny stream, and you have to pump again.Too tired to refund/return it. It will work if I find a thicker gasket with proper diameter.Don't buy it.

This product was to replace a previous Cuisipro mist sprayer. The old one was stainless steel, robust & gave years of faultless service. The need for replacement was the loss of the sealing ring after cleaning ( Doh!!).The new replacement does not appear to be steel -just a cheap metal like finish over plastic. The seal gave out after a few months. Can't be bothered with the 25 year guarantee hassle, so exit via bin.I would not recommend this product to anyone. A poor replacement for its predecessor.

this product have a nice looking and i'm happy to fill it with oil.....but when I want to use it, WHAT A CRAP! the bottle have air leaks and don't keep the pressure......so i have to pump the sprayer for each 2 secondes of mist, after 5 minutes of pumping & spraying, my grill have just a little drops of oil, but a lot of oil on my fingers due to some leaks of the bottle!!STAY AWAY FROM THIS PRODUCT

Broke in 6 months

Gut finde ich, daß der Sprüher auch mit Olivenöl funktioniert, denn Olivenöl ist etwas dickflüssiger als beispielsweise Sonnenblumenöl. Der Sprühnebel ist zwar nicht so fein wie aus treibgasgefüllten Sprayflaschen, reicht aber zum Aussprühen von Backformen oder für den Hauch Öl am Salat völlig aus. Bislang habe ich für meine Backformen immer Backtrennspray benutzt. Das kann auf Dauer eine teure Angelegenheit werden, weil diese Ölsprays nicht gerade preisgünstig sind. Klar, dieser und auch vergleichbare Ölsprüher zum Pumpen sind preislich auch nicht gerade ein Schnäppchen, rechnen sich aber bald, wenn sie denn in ihrer Gebrauchsdauer eine Weile durchhalten.Erste Erfahrungen mit dem Sprüher:- Sprühnebel nicht so fein wie aus Treibgasflaschen- Ist der Druck zu schwach, wird der Sprühnebel zu größeren Tröpfchen oder gar zum Ölstrahl- der durch die Pumphübe erzeugte Druck ist schnell abgebaut, man muß daher oft nachpumpen- der "Pumpweg" verölt schnell, weil Öl vom Sprühknopf hineinläuftDaher zur Reinigung noch schnell eine Bemerkung: Öle mit einem guten Anteil (hoch-)ungesättigter Fettsäuren können durch Kontakt mit Luftsauerstoff mehr oder weniger schnell verharzen. Man sollte den "Pumpweg" öfter mal reinigen, solange das Öl noch flüssig und leicht entfernbar ist. Später ginge es nur noch mit potenteren Fettlösern wie z.B. ätherischen Ölen. Ich würde vom Gebrauch ätherischer Öle (wie Orangenöl) zum Reinigen dieser Sprühpumpe abraten, da Ölbehälter und Pumpaufsatz innen aus Plastik sind. Ätherische Öle greifen manche Plastiksorten an.Zur Konstruktion des Cuisipro-Ölsprühers:Innen Plastikbehälter, aussen eine Edelstahlhülle, Plastikschraubdeckel mit Dichtung. Nicht spülmaschinengeeignet.Zum Gebrauch:Die Gebrauchsanweisung rät dazu, den Behälter nur zur Hälfte zu füllen und max. 15 Pumphübe zum Aufbau des Drucks zu tätigen.FazitDer Einsatz von Pumpsprayern ist umweltfreundlicher als die Verwendung von Backtrennspays. Keine leeren Sprayflaschen für den Müll und keine Treibgase, die in die Atmosphäre entlassen werden. Das häufige Nachpumpen ist zwar ein wenig lästig, aber gut zu verschmerzen, wenn man damit Müll vermeiden kann. Der Ölsprüher muß sich jetzt nur noch im Langzeittest als haltbar beweisen. Dann gibt es von mir den fünften Stern :)_____________________________4 Sterne = gefällt mir5 Sterne = gefällt mir sehr