An aluminum spray bottle, with a 150 ml capacity and silver finish, designed for the liquids you use daily at your work station: hand sanitizer, alcohol, and other sanitizing solutions. The metal body is dust- and leak-resistant, and the wide mouth makes it easy to fill and clean. It's useful whether you're setting up your first work station or want durable, uniform containers for your entire studio.
What solutions can I put in this container?▾
The manufacturer indicates it as suitable for hand sanitizer, disinfectant, alcohol, and other liquid products. In practice, tattoo studios commonly use such sprayers for standard working solutions like diluted green soap or distilled water. The basic rule: one container, one solution, clearly labeled.
How do I clean it and how often should I do this?▾
Wipe the exterior with studio disinfectant after each workday — and between clients if you don't use a disposable barrier. Sanitize the interior periodically: empty the container, rinse it with warm water, pump clean water through the spray mechanism until the stream runs clear, then let it dry completely before refilling. Always perform this full cycle whenever you change the type of solution inside.
Since it's aluminum, how do I know how much liquid is left?▾
The metal body is opaque, so you can't see the level through the wall. The simplest methods: lift the container and gauge by weight, shake it gently, or open the lid — the wide mouth allows direct visual inspection. However, the safest approach is to establish a routine of refilling at the start of each day or session, so the level is never a surprise.
Can I keep isopropyl alcohol in it without issues?▾
Yes — alcohol is explicitly mentioned by the manufacturer among the recommended uses, alongside disinfectants. As with any reusable container, close it tightly after filling and check the seal on first use with a new solution. The body is described as leak-resistant, which helps with both storage and transport.
Why would I choose the aluminum version over a transparent plastic container?▾
Aluminum has three practical advantages: it's more resistant to impacts and daily wear than regular plastic, it's completely opaque — so it protects the contents from light — and it has a metallic look that matches the rest of your studio equipment. The downside is that you can't see the liquid level, which transparent containers solve. If you want durability and a uniform look at your station, choose aluminum; if you want to monitor the level at a glance, keep a transparent option as well.
Will it leak if I carry it in my equipment bag?▾
The container is described by the manufacturer as leak-resistant, so it's designed for transport. However, do a simple test before the first trip: fill it, close it tightly, lay it on a paper towel for a few minutes, and check. As a general precaution, transport it upright and separate from electrical equipment in your bag.
