Abstract: A squeeze bottle, useful for atomizing liquids such as perfumes, medications, insecticides, or the like, by manually squeezing the bottle while orienting the bottle to direct the resulting atomized spray for a desired application. The squeeze bottle utilizes ambient air and contains an inner, compliant pouch for storing a liquid. The pouch is configured so that it deforms by the hydrostatic air pressure generated within the bottle during a squeezing action. This deformation assists in transferring liquid from the pouch into the bottle's spray nozzle where the liquid is atomized in a swirl airflow and dispersed by the expelled ambient air.