5-Inch Food Grade Stainless Steel Kitchen Funnel with Strainer Filter for Transferring of Liquid Dry Ingredients and Metal Cooking Funnel—Silver

I recently started using steel funnels for pouring my candle wax, and they’ve been fantastic! The funnels are sturdy and well-made, handling the hot wax without any issues. The precision of the pour is excellent, minimizing spills and waste.Cleaning them is a breeze, and they’ve made my candle-making process so much more efficient. The design allows for a smooth flow, ensuring that every drop of wax goes where it’s supposed to.Overall, these steel funnels are a great addition to my candle-making supplies. They’re durable, easy to clean, and make pouring wax a hassle-free experience!

I ordered this thinking it might come in useful for putting home made broth into bottlesThis turned out to be so useful in so many other ways, it’s amazing!It’s well made of good quality steel, the strainer fits well the outlet has air gap so liquid keeps flowingAn excellent buy

These are great for adding things to small openings such as water bottles. Easy to clean with the included brush, and they're great material. Very durable.

These very small funnels are inexpensive and will work, but with a little annoyance. I like that they are stainless steel. The annoyance has to do with their construction. They seem to be made by welding a tube to a cone. The downside is that there is a small lip where the tube meets the cone inside the funnel. The lip will catch drops of liquid or powder, including ground spices, requiring some tapping and tipping to get it all through the tube. My use is for the kitchen, mainly pouring spices into spice-shaker bottles to refill them. These funnels have quite narrow spout tubes, I could do with wider spouts and in fact wider funnels - but the price was right for this occasional task. In reality, some paper rolled into a cone would probably work better. But these small funnels nest together and store easily in a drawer. They are pretty easy to clean (lip notwithstanding). Based on their size, I would think them more suitable for laboratory use where the target container has a small opening - but the lip makes them dubious for that use. A better design would be a seamless molded funnel with curved sides blending into the spout. Nuff said.

These are great little funnels. They’re connected and easy to use. They won’t break. Quality all around.

I make my own mouthwash from salt and backing soda. These fit in the neck of an 8 oz bottle and don't tip the bottle over. They are easy to clean. Not having a long handle makes them easy to store.

Cute well made funnels

Maybe I didn't read the description well but these are TINY!