A simple, non-messy way to transfer liquids. Convenient consumer sized packaging. No need in trying to clean a funnel (and keep it clean) for next time, just dispose of and start fresh the next time you're in need of a funnel.
T**M
Less Quality Than I Could Almost Imagine
I considered the price to maybe be a little too much to pay for these "funnels", but I thought what the h***, it's only money and they will come in handy.When I received them, I was upset by the poor quality of this product. Cheap uncoated paper that will immediately absorb whatever is poured onto it. Some funnels had nice rolled over edges, but most did not.And, to top it off, I meticulously counted what I received twice, making sure none of them were sticking together and found out that I was shorted by a three count. That's probably what tics me off the most. If you're going to over charge for poor crap like this you'd think there could be a few extra in the pack, but I was shorted.That's my review.
P**O
Work great, but shouldn’t be this expensive.
These disposable funnels work well for adding oil at the gas station in between oil changes. No leaking through the material. Way better than trying to free-hand aim for the engine oil fill hole and missing, resulting in a mess of oil down the outside of the engine!Minus 1-star because they’re way more expensive than they should be. I can buy the same amount of paper cups for a fraction of the cost. These funnels are basically a cup with an open bottom, or a rolled piece of paper.
B**N
Exactly What I Wanted
Ever been caught at a filling station and realize you need to add oil but don't have a funnel?Problem solved. you I threw some in the trunk of each of my cars. I put some of these into the trunk of each car. They're sturdy enough and inexpensive enough for single use.I also use them at home. I've never liked reusing rigid spouts and funnels. Where do you store them so they don't drip? They seem to collect dust and dirt. Does that dust and dirt end up in my engine? No worries now. Use the paper funnel and toss it in the trash.
J**T
Perfect for adding oil in between oil changes
These are perfect for my son's 20 year old car that generally needs a quart added before the next oil change. Keep a few of these in his car with a couple of quarts of oil makes it easy for him to top off. Without them, he never topped off and I had to periodically check his oil level.
D**T
Very useful and can be hard to find
I used to be able to get paper funnels just at gas stations or an auto parts store, but I had a hard time finding them, and they are so useful for adding fluids to your car. I like them because they are disposable and I don't have to worry about cleaning them out or contamination. Delighted to have them in my car now so I don't need to be dependent on finding something when I suddenly need to add steering fluid or oil.
C**K
motorcycle oil change
I use these to change the oil on my motorcycle and they save a lot of mess. i no longer need to go through bunches of paper towels to try and save my old plastic oil funnels.
J**T
They work, but are a bit thinner than others I have used
They work, but they feel a bit thinner than other paper funnels I have used. They are also somewhat inconsistent in size.
J**R
very convenient.
I use many types of fluids in my shop. They do absorb some while pouring through but these make filling and topping off so much cleaner and faster.
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