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Aerosol Spray
Lyle David Goodhue
1841
Submitted by: Geoff Howard

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Paints, Perfumes, Anti-perspirants, insecticides and cleaning agents are now commonly dispensed using aerosol cans. The aerosol was invented in 1841 by an American scientist, Lyle David Goodhue. Three types of spray are available: 'space sprays' deliver a fine particle mist; 'surface coating sprays' are useful for paints; and 'aerated foam sprays' are good for shaving foams and foam cleaners.

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