Delove Small Funnel Set of 6 - Plastic Funnels for Filling Bottles - Great for Kitchen Liquid,Water Transfer - Food Grade and BPA Free

Okay, after looking at a lot of reviews on this item, I can confirm that this funnel set is small. Even the largest funnel is small. When compared to the funnel set I have at home. But it's not at all hopeless or a bad buy.I purchased this funnel set as a secondary kitchen tool when I travel or visit my mother. I often make a lot of PB powered shakes. One experiment was to find a funnel that was big enough to get contents into a bottle and then use it to shake up the items instead of having to pull down the immersion blender. My first choice was to buy a stainless steel one. However there were so many negative comments (basically the problem with getting dry ingredients down smoothly due to a manufacturing design...which I have to agree with consumers) on those types of funnels that I just ended up settling again for another plastic set.Again as mentioned earlier it's a small funnel set. The box they came in is slightly smaller than the size of the boxes that host the smaller FunkoPop figures. So if you're a person with "fuddle fingers" or large hands this might not be the set for you. Then again, it might. Also, you have to have good control when pouring items through these funnels. But they do work. I can get the PB powder down the spout without too much issues. I have to tap it a bit and the powder will release until it's gone. It's a small spout so you really have to think about the powered content that you're pouring. It will go down but you have to coax it a bit. Though you don't have to worry about the contents getting stuck at the drain area like the stainless steel ones (one day they'll fix that).The small bottle brush is a life saver for getting the spouts clean. Other than that they're easy to clean. The dropper while a nice addition, could be good or bad depending on how you use it. Like all droppers are not easy to clean out. You have to really clean them good for later use. Again this is a small set.I make it my preference to not use any oils in plastic due to how they react to each other when cleaning. I prefer glass or metal for those substances.All in all it's a nice little set for what it does. Easy to pack away or take with you on a trip should the moment arise in needing one. A small one that is.

I bought this set of small funnels for several uses. First, I frequently transfer content remaining in various bottles to new bottles of the same content and size, and my previous technique of just turning the old bottle over and putting it on top of the new one to make the transfer just isn't as easy to do when I was younger and didn't have bad arthritis in my hands. The little funnels are perfect for that, especially because some of the bottles I use are small with tiny tops.Second, this is related to use #1. My favorite breakfast place is now using fake maple syrup instead of real maple syrup. My mom had sent me little bottles of maple syrup from Cracker Barrel years ago, and I kept a couple of the little bottles after the syrup was gone. I like real maple syrup. So I have been pouring maple syrup out of my larger bottles and making a mess of it, just so that I can have real maple syrup with my Belgian waffles when I go out to breakfast. This set of small funnels has one that is just the right size for the teeny tiny Cracker Barrel bottle, so I can refill my maple syrup without spilling all over.Third, this is probably my primary use of this product. I drink a lot of bottled tea. A lot. A whole lot. I don't like heavily sugared tea, and even the various brands that have "lightly sweetened" tea are too sweet for me. So I purchase unsweetened tea and I put sugar in the tea to get my preferred level of very slightly sweet. Ever try to put sugar in a bottle of tea? It's not easy. I was doing it anyway and always managed to spill sugar. So it finally occurred to me that funnels exist. I do have a set of funnels for cooking, but they're too big to fit into the top of a bottle of water or tea.These Delove small funnels are perfect. I bought the set with the smaller size funnels, and I'm really happy with them. The size range is just right for the uses I have, and it's great to have the tiny brush for cleaning out the funnels.An added plus seems to be the vortex and air channel release designs. I've never seen anything move through a funnel as fast and as cleanly. Best of all, I can get a teaspoon of sugar in my bottle of tea without spilling it all over my desk.

Easy enough to clean. The only thing that jumps out at all about the cleaning tool is the little plastic end cap.The largest funnel is going to be most useful for most people.For the most part the other ones are generally too small.the tubes that lead out the bottom of the funnel are too narrow. They only need to be narrow enough to allow them to fit into the bottle. They don't need to be much narrower than that.I was going to use these for putting powdered drinks into bottles. I had to take the 2nd largest one and cut down past the tube to make it wide enough at the bottom to allow granulated powder to pass through. The powder was getting caught in the tube - because it's too narrow.These all appear to be intended for fluids.The box wording has some strange lay-out. Words are broken in half at the end of a line where there was easily enough space if they simply would have put the non-hyphenated word on the next line. So the box was pretty obviously not designed by someone that had much familiarity with English that was a using a program that did this automatically, and no one proofed the box before manufacture.It is also unclear what kind of plastic this made out of. In general use, only trace amounts of anything in the funnels should be transmitted with any product that passes through them.

Love them! Use them frequently, easy to clean and Store easily without taking up too much space