I have long been leery of the aerosol spray cans of oil. After reading the label on one of those cans, and seeing propellant listed as an ingredient–I knew it was time to find an alternative.
I found a pump-action oil sprayer. You fill the bottle with oil of your choice, pump it up a few times, and spray away just as you would with aerosol sprayers. Just without the propellant, and whatever else they add in. They are a great way to use the oil you already buy.
The oil spritzer I found was from Pampered Chef and cost $12.50. However, you can pick up a stainless steel version from Amazon. I’ve not personally tried this one, but I really like that it is stainless versus plastic. In addition to stainless steel, Amazon also offers an aluminum version.
I’ve used my spritzer to oil baking pans, as well as adding a dab of oil to skillets to saute veggies. No need to worry about adding pesky chemicals into my organic, homegrown veggies–just pure, heart healthy olive oil. 
Not to mention it’s cheaper for me to buy a big thing of oil than to buy the aerosol oil.
My very own Kitchen Oil Sprayer is one of my new favorite kitchen gadgets–I’m never looking back!
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I got one just like the one you've got pictured from Bed, Bath and Beyond for $10 a few weeks ago. I *love* it! I can cook with much less oil now — healthy olive oil, at that.
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I LOVE mine! I have the Pampered Chef one and it's awesome!
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we have been lookin gto buy one for that very reason, its laso cheaper to buy big bottles of oil rather then spray!
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I had one of the Pampered Chef sprayers years ago and after a few months it got clogged up and I could not get it cleaned out so that it worked right again. Did your's have directions for how to keep it from clogging? I probably did but tossed them before the clogging happened. Or maybe I just didn't use it enough to keep things moving right.
Keep us posted on whether or not you have clogging problems, ok?
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I have that same mister from Bed bath and beyond for $10. It works great
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I've been using my Misto for at least 7 years with no clogging. I occasionally wash it with warm soapy water, but it's been great.
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Oooh, now I know what to buy with my swagbucks at amazon!!!
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Nifty!
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I just got the same Misto you have pictured from Amazon as a Christmas gift for myself. Definitely a great purchase. I love it. Works as advertised and I love not having to use those store bought cans and use just plain olive oil. I recommend it to everyone.
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