Major Brushes Spray Diffuser with Mouthpiece (Pack of 5) - Multicolor

A fine mist is achieved through consistent, gentle blowing and by ensuring the liquid is sufficiently thinned. Practice is key to controlling the airflow and the resulting spray.

It's best suited for thin liquids like watered-down acrylics, inks, watercolors, airbrush paints, fixatives, and light spray adhesives. Avoid thick or chunky media.

Yes, it is safe to spray fixatives, provided the fixative is suitable for spray application and is properly thinned if necessary. Ensure you are in a well-ventilated area when using fixatives.

It is recommended to clean the diffuser thoroughly with water after each use to prevent clogging and maintain optimal performance. For longer storage, ensure it is completely dry.

This product requires controlled breathing and can be a choking hazard if misused. Adult supervision is strongly recommended for younger users.

The mouthpiece is made of wood, designed for comfort during use.

The pack of 5 provides multiple units for shared use among artists, for different colors, or as replacements.

Ensure the lower tube is submerged in the liquid. Check that the mouthpiece is clean and clear of blockages. Try blowing with a slightly firmer breath. Ensure the liquid is not too viscous.

This usually indicates a lack of practice. Focus on maintaining a consistent breath and blowing steadily. Ensure the liquid is well-mixed and free of clumps.

This can happen if you inhale while blowing or if the liquid level is too high. Ensure you are only exhaling. Try not to overfill the container with liquid.

Immediately stop use and rinse the diffuser thoroughly with warm water. If the clog persists, try soaking the parts in warm, soapy water. Ensure all materials used are suitable for the diffuser and are properly thinned.