How to open Foaming Spray BottleUpdated 3 days ago

Hold the bottle firmly in one hand and twist the head anti-clockwise. If it feels stiff, press down on the top as you twist to release the seal. Once it is off, fill to the line, which sits about 1 cm below the shoulder and holds exactly 300 mL. Twist the head back on firmly and prime the pump with two or three pulls until it dispenses steady foam.

Two methods work on a stuck foamer head. The freeze method: put the bottle in the freezer for five to ten minutes, as the cold contracts the plastic and helps loosen the head. The warm water method: run the head under warm, not hot, water for sixty to ninety seconds, as the slight expansion frees a stubborn air seal. If neither works after a couple of attempts, get in touch with the Koh UK team rather than forcing it.

Fill to the marked line and no further. The bottle holds 300 mL and the air left above the line is what lets the pump aerate the formula into foam. Overfilling is one of the most common causes of a foamer that leaks or drips, and it also makes the pump harder to tighten properly.

Check the bottle holds a foaming formula first, because the wrong refill is the most common cause. Then twist off the head, soak it in warm water for a few minutes, reattach and pump the trigger twelve or more times to clear the nozzle. Hold the bottle upright while spraying, as extreme tilting interrupts the pump.

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