On Thu, 10 May 2012 18:23:35 -0700, "Julie Bove"
> wrote:

>
>"Melba's Jammin'" > wrote in message
...
>> In article >, "bob" >
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Once in a while I need to reheat left-over rice and to keep them moist I
>>> like to spray a mist of water on the rice before microwaving.
>>>
>>> Problem with ordinary water spray bottle is they needed to be primed
>>> (pump a
>>> few times) to suck the water up a tube. Then when I finished using it, I
>>> have to pump a few more times to get rid of the water so I can put the
>>> spray
>>> bottle away.
>>>
>>> Is there a spray bottle that does not use a pump and a tube, but just a
>>> bottle and a cap that acts as the nozzle and the user just flip it upside
>>> down and squeeze to spray? I would still like the nozzle to be adjustable
>>> to
>>> spray a fine mist. This would make it easy to use once and put away.
>>
>> Why not use the sprayer on the kitchen faucet? It works.
>
>Maybe he doesn't have one. I've lived in plenty of places where there
>wasn't one.

Don't need one... if rice is going to be heated in a nuker just add a
couple tsps water and cover... the water will heat, vaporize, and
moisten every grain evenly I heat lots o foods in the nuker, I've
never seen frozen veggies where the directions on the package say to
spritz.