Customer Reviews of Funnels: Liquid Tipping Off Risk?

[mareramseyer]

I have a customer who is interested in the funnels but was wondering if they are good. She's worried about the liquid tipping off to one side. The material used with those funnels looks like the material used for the hot pads. We're just wondering if there is anyone out there who has used these and what your opinion is of them. TIA.

 

[rennea]

I use mine all the time, they are sturdy. Easy to store. I like there size, the large one is great for bigger jobs. HTH

 

[Grandmarita]

I have them, and find they work great. Have used to fill salt and pepper shakers; to fill Kitchen containers with oil, and even mayo. Since they
are very flexible, it was possible to squeeze them to force the mayo into
the Squeezable bottles when I wanted to refill it from the quart size jar.
I've also used in the laundry room to refill a small sample size ERA bottle
that I use on collars and other spots when I pre-spot clothing. They are a
good investment. They are easy to clean, too.

 

[ChefBeckyD]

I would love to use mine in the kitchen, but my 2 1/2 yr old son has claimed them for his own - and they are his favorite bath toys!!! I tried to take them out of the bathtub one day and he spotted me and said - "Hey - where you takin my funnows?"
I guess if I want to use them, I'll have to buy more! I have lots of stories of my son doing "his Pamper Sef" work....he also makes a mean Chocolate Chip Soup, using the wooden spoons, the pastry roller, and the Professional 1qt sauce pan!

 

[mareramseyer]

Thanks for the information, I'll pass it on to my guest.