patricej

i get mine in the garden department.
they serve a multitude of purposes.
you can mix the solution you need, adjust varying degrees of spray or stream, and apply.
i can usually find them for around $5.

look for "hand pump sprayer" or similar phrase.

Jingle

I never starch anything. I need to look for one as I do sometimes mist fabric with water, while pressing.

pocoellie

I've been using a garden sprayer, not the one with the hose attachment, for probably 5 years. LOL Works great for me.

DJ

How big is it, please? The ones I Googled look rather large compared to the 22 oz. spray bottle I'm currently using.

patricej

the pump sprayer would probably soak your fabric instead of misting it.

pahega

How much liquid does your mister hold?

baba57

I make a dilution 1 part Sta-flo and 3 parts water in a large pot and dip just washed (still wet) fabric in it. Wring it out a little and hang to dry. Then iron when almost dry. No need for any sprayer and you get a heavy starch.

Still Sew N

What is the mixture you use for your sprayer?

Onebyone

Another poster here posted some time ago about using one of these pump sprayers to glue baste her quilts. have been using it every since. I dilute Elmers's glue and spray it on. I found my small pump at General Dollar in the yard/garden section. I think it was $10. I dip fabric in liquid starch in a wringer bucket and then use the attached mop wringers to squeeze the excess back into the bucket.

pocoellie

DJ-my pump sprayer is 1 1/2 quarts. It doesn't do a "fine mist" but it's adjustable to just about whatever you want it to be. You do have to clean out the nozzle though sometimes, but it works great for me.