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D.Currie
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I read about it in another thread and went looking for one. Haven't found the "actual" Misto yet,
but do far I've bought two clones. The first one spits and sputters, although it tested fine when I
put water in it. Washed it, dried it, put oil in it, and it sputters. Dumped it out, cleaned it,
sprays water fine. Dried it, put oil in, it sputtered a bit then quit entirely. Okay, it was a
cheap clone.
Found another one at another store, and it won't even spray water. I'm returning that one tomorrow
and looking for a genuine Misto. One more place around here that's listed as a retailer on the Misto
web site...or I'll order on the Internet if I have to.
If they're worth having. It seems like such a good idea, but it's getting so irritating. My
husband's got the one out in the garage now, so maybe he'll MacGyver it into working, but I'm not to
sure it will survive his repairs.
Or is it possible I'm doing something wrong? Neither of the clones came with any directions
whatsoever, so it can't be all that complicated. And I read the Misto web site to see if there was
some trick to getting it to work.
Any hints? Or do you think I managed to buy two defective units? It the Misto really that
good and easy?
And while I'm at it, can you think of anything that I might use that one for that seems to spray
water but refuses to spray oil? It would be silly to use it for water, since I've got a useable
plastic sprayer that doesn't need the pumping. But I can't think of anything else kitchen related
that I'd want to spray.
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Donna
but do far I've bought two clones. The first one spits and sputters, although it tested fine when I
put water in it. Washed it, dried it, put oil in it, and it sputters. Dumped it out, cleaned it,
sprays water fine. Dried it, put oil in, it sputtered a bit then quit entirely. Okay, it was a
cheap clone.
Found another one at another store, and it won't even spray water. I'm returning that one tomorrow
and looking for a genuine Misto. One more place around here that's listed as a retailer on the Misto
web site...or I'll order on the Internet if I have to.
If they're worth having. It seems like such a good idea, but it's getting so irritating. My
husband's got the one out in the garage now, so maybe he'll MacGyver it into working, but I'm not to
sure it will survive his repairs.
Or is it possible I'm doing something wrong? Neither of the clones came with any directions
whatsoever, so it can't be all that complicated. And I read the Misto web site to see if there was
some trick to getting it to work.
Any hints? Or do you think I managed to buy two defective units? It the Misto really that
good and easy?
And while I'm at it, can you think of anything that I might use that one for that seems to spray
water but refuses to spray oil? It would be silly to use it for water, since I've got a useable
plastic sprayer that doesn't need the pumping. But I can't think of anything else kitchen related
that I'd want to spray.
--
Donna