EcoGeek Spray Bottle

I've had this spray bottle for a little over 3 months, and the little black plastic piece that holds a little ball that makes the whole spraying mechanism work broke off. It's also seen very light use (I've used it only really on 3 occasions, and not for very long, I've still got the vast majority of the first fill in it). I also noticed that when first filling it, the little tablets that are also sold via EcoGeek are just a little bigger than the glass part of the mouth, which was minor and easily worked around, but seemed like a silly oversight.

It makes me quite sad to have this be non-functional already, since it's marketed as a more sustainable and durable option than other spray bottles, but doesn't live up to that (at least from the first round of manufacturing).

I adore the design of these bottles. They are so pleasing to look at and the bottle itself is incredibly sturdy. That said, I do have a couple of minor suggestions for improvement:

1. The sprayer portion feels much cheaper than the bottle itself. I worry that it will break and the bottle part would be come useless to me. I would happily lay a couple dollars more for a spray nozzle that will last. I also hope they will sell the nozzles separately so we can replace them without having to replace the whole bottle.

2. I have to break the EcoGeek cleaning tablets in half to get them to fit in the bottle opening. They don’t *quite* fit.

3. There is no easy way to label the bottles. I have three for the three types of cleaner, and sharpie wipes right off the sturdy glass. I added a piece of masking tape to each bottle so I can differentiate them, but it doesn’t stick super well and it takes away from the overall aesthetic. It would be nice to have a textured part on the bottle to label what kind of cleaner is inside.