Stainless Steel Funnels, Set of 3

Based on previous comments, many people overestimate the size of the funnels. Please read the product description clearly - these funnels are a bit on the tiny side.My husband bought a gallon jug of Tabasco, so we are faced with a dilemma of pouring some of its contents into a smaller bottle for easier dispensing. I was looking for a glass funnel that you use in laboratories, but I came across this, and it seems to fit the bill.The funnels look like they were made of pretty good stainless steel, it doesn't look cheap, quite small in size, but I don't really deal with funneling ingredients from huge containers within the kitchen anyway, so it works well for me. And we have a tiny kitchen utility drawer in our apartment which is already stuffed, so the size of the funnels are very compact and convenient.I uploaded a picture to scale for these funnels so future customers can clearly see the size of the funnels. I am happy with my purchase!

The text selling this funnel set says "Each funnel’s stem is equipped with an indent (air release channel), which allows funnels to vent and allows contents to flow better" - BUT only the largest funnel has the air release channel!! I bought these specifically for the smallest funnel to fill a bottle that continually has the air venting bubble up problem causing overflow. overall the set is nice BUT be aware only the largest funnel is as advertised.

I liked that this was metal, but your liquids and dry products, don't get to the bottom. Plus there is nothing on the sides to allow air to escape.

I purchased these funnels to use to transfer all of my spices to new jars. Before I bought them, I read reviews and knew that the funnels would be very small and guessed that the flow rate would be slow, but I underestimated exactly how slow. I thought that the "air release channel" in the one funnel would help things move more quickly, but no dice for me. It was honestly better for me to use one hand as a funnel over the spice jar than any of these funnels since it was so slow and tedious and considering cleanup of the funnel needed afterward.The funnels themselves are well-constructed. They are made as two pieces and crimped together but feels and looks to be sturdy. The funnels don't have thick lips that stuff gets trapped in, so clean up is pretty easy. They are attached together by a ring, and don't nest 100% inside each other, but good enough to fit in a slot in my drawer.If I have small amounts of liquid to transfer these would suit well but as is, my toddler has gotten a lot more use of these as a musical instrument than I have as a kitchen tool.My advice is to pay attention to the size of the stems, not the size of the top funnel openings when deciding if these will be right for you.

These are perfect for small stuff - liquids, salt shaker filling, etc... They are tiny to small - the largest has a 0.5 inch opening. If you need to funnel larger stuff (like for preserves or something), Amazon does sell bigger ones. But this is what I was looking for, so I am happy. They are stainless steel, feel sturdy enough, all clip on to a ring, but can easily be removed to use separately. I like the ring because it means I can hang them up in the kitchen rather than jamming them into the junk drawer. I like that they are steel because it means that good hot soapy water will clean off any greasy stuff, unlike with a plastic funnel. I don't have a dishwasher so I don't know how they do in it, but I think they are prob too lightweight to stay put in the rack. And this is an excellent price point for these. I like them... :)

I ordered this set of funnels for a very specific purpose - to load powdered medicine into a syringe to administer meds to my cat. The way the funnels are constructed leaves a seam where the tube meets the bowl of the funnel. Some of the powdered medicine gets stuck at that point. The volume of powdered medicine being given is small, so the loss of any of it means my cat is not getting her full dose.Otherwise, they are very nice funnels and I'm sure I'd be quite happy with them if I was using them in a different application.

not stain less.mine stained and rusted in a week

I find that these are of good quality in that they are solid, with had squeezing they are thick and won't bend. Just out of the wrapping but the stainless steel is good quality. The ring holds then together for storage, but is a bit like those sold for keys, maybe because new, but a little hard to open and close, but the caveat is that I have arthritis and things like this are typically challenging, so for the average user OK. Still the ring is a welcome piece to keep them together for storage. Like others have noted, read carefully as though the ad is accurate, they were a little smaller than I probably wanted. On the other hand, after opening the product, found it to be perfect for refilling a powder toothpaste bottle, which was an unplanned event (baking soda).