I was waiting for somebody to ask this , the answer is yes . A tactical pre-spray is always a good shout. It's better to have it and not need it (false alarm) than to need ti and not have it.

This should be standard practice across the board when you think bout it , as by the time you have finished ejecting a brown trout of your hoop , the smell has been unleashed , and you can't start spraying immediately after dropping, because obviously , unless you are a psycho, going to prioritise getting your ring-piece sparkling before you start reaching for the spray, and by the time you actually do start spraying then , there has been quite a large window for that smell to go for a walk around the house , so yeah , agree with you 100% man , tactical pre-spray every time .