Harris Chemically Resistant Professional Empty Spray Bottles, 32 oz (3-Pack)

The Harris CR-32-3 is a 32 oz plastic spray bottle sold in a 3-pack (B074PTQZRP), with a single-bottle SKU (B01N7XZ0BG) and a 12-pack (B0756LY8ZH) sharing the same trigger and body design. Bottle-body resin is not confirmed: Amazon's "Material" specification reads "Stainless Steel," but a feature bullet shows that refers to the return spring, and no resin code is visible in product imagery. The trigger is a 3-finger extended-grip design with a stainless steel return spring and a "pressurized" reload mechanism the manufacturer says reloads after every pull. The nozzle twists from fine mist to stream; no fan pattern is documented. Rating: 3.8★ on 3,243 Amazon reviews as of 2026-05-21 — below the visible sibling range in our spray-bottle catalog (4.0–4.6★). Review-text bodies were not captured on this Rainforest fetch, so the reasons behind the rating are not extractable from this corpus.

Reasonable pick if the price-per-bottle of the 3-pack matters and the use case is diluted water-based cleaners where bottle-body chemical compatibility and trigger lifespan are not load-bearing. Skip this if the workflow needs a confirmed-HDPE body for concentrated IPA, iron remover, or acidic wheel cleaner — the resin is not stated by the manufacturer and the brand's "chemically resistant" framing is not corroborated by named-chemistry community evidence; a bottle with manufacturer-stated HDPE or glass construction is the better match.

Plastic construction (material type unconfirmed) — no SDS or chemical exposure pathway from the bottle itself. Plastic body is likely recyclable when empty and clean; the trigger assembly is mixed-material and typically landfill-bound — remove the trigger before recycling the bottle. The chemicals typically dispensed through spray bottles carry their own hazard profiles — check the individual product review for PPE guidance.