The working principle of continuous spray bottles is quite simple. These bottles typically have three main parts: the bottle, the nozzle, and the pump mechanism. The bottle houses the liquid to be sprayed, while the nozzle is the exit point for the liquid. The pump mechanism is responsible for generating the pressure needed to propel the liquid out of the nozzle.
To activate a continuous spray bottle, you need to first pump the trigger a few times until you hear a clicking sound. This clicking sound indicates that the pressure has been built up inside the pump mechanism. Once the pressure has been established, the liquid inside the bottle will be forced out of the nozzle in a fine mist when the trigger is pressed. This process will continue until the pressure inside the pump mechanism has been depleted.