Stainless Steel Funnel - For Filling Narrow Jars and Bottles, 1 pc

Works great great for filling water bottles

Just like I expected.

1. they only show the tops of the funnels in the picture - it's looked to me like milled steel so i ordered. it's not. it's stamped steel, the downward pipe is not of the same material and extruded out even - there's a gold-tone rim around where the pipe meets the funnel body, obviously concealing a weld.2. the handles are pressed on - there's a chance they pinned them and then polished the edges down, but i'm fully expecting about a dozen times being knocked around in the dishwasher and subsequent drawer that the handles will start popping off.3. using a magnet to test the stainless, it doesn't stick to the downpipe, the handle, or the lower 4/5 of the funnel cone body - it does stick very well to the upper/widest opening, from either the inside, outside, or the top or bottom of that edge. this means they rolled some lesser quality metal into this area, obviously to save money, but probably also to stiffen that ring.4. the middle size funnel has some brown residue in it, possibly coffee grounds, mold, i don't know. i'm not looking to trash talk these funnels for fun - i just know that some people may lose confidence in them if theirs also happen to not be polished and clean as expected.5. being made in china and of 18/8 instead of 18/10, i would bet that gold-tone weld covering is going to come off. i don't care if it's some benign base metal that's unattractive, i just want to know it's not going to rust. thirteen delivered at that figure it makes them probably a gamble-keeper. i've already spent valuable time writing this and feel like docking a star. but i won't.my advice, unless you're using these just a few times a year and are going to be stacking them on a small shelf or hanging them, i would find a model with better steel and handles that are part of the original metal plate to be shaped into a funnel. i've had some before, but that was about three moves ago and they are completely MIA - sad because there's no reason to believe those thicker, solid stainless steel ones wouldn't last for 50 years or more. the set you're looking at here now, i'm expecting maybe one to break every several months. too much trouble to return, so i'm just going with it. think about if you really should though.

Hate plastic funnels. Nice size tube on the funnel. Whatever you use it with slide right through. It very easily doesn’t stick in the tube.

This little guy is the perfect fit for a number of uses. Is an upgrade over the cheapo plastic alternative. Clean and also has a wide mouth. So it can accommodate things other than just liquid. Sample powder or chunks no problem Because of the wide mouth and easy hold handle it is easy to clean and leads to last mess or jams. I suggest if you're looking at the product make sure the mouth fits your uses. For me, I enjoy it because it does not jam.

Well made

The funnel cone and stem are NOT one-piece, so the powder gets stuck on the top edge of the stem and does not go down without a lot of hard tapping on either the outside of the bottle or the funnel. Even then, I almost always end up losing some product, which equals making a mess and taking way too long to do for something that should be very simple. Find one that is one piece and tapered at the junction of the funnel and stem if transferring powders.

Looks like the picture, brushed stainless verses that fake shiny Chrome/zinc coating they put on a lot of metal These Days. I specifically bought this one after reading other comments on products that say the metal funnels that are made of 2 separate pieces (funnel and downstem), always catch liquids and powders at the juncture.This is the perfect size to add aminos to my water bottle. And is pocket portable.