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I have a Misto oil sprayer that I love, as it lets me spray a fine
mist of olive oil on my food. Lately, it seems only to spray a think, solid line of oil, which is not what I want. I know the pressure is pumped up and all. Is there an easy solution to get it back to original condition? Thanks! |
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I gave up on using mine for oil - it kept turning rancid -
even after thorough cleanings- it now holds lemon juice, I keep it in the fridge and spray stuff I don't want to turn brown e.g. apples. |
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