ABN Fine Nylon Mesh Strainer Cone Funnel with Filter Top 25-Pack – Disposable 190 Micron – Ideal for Paint, Automotive, & More Review

Purchased with Homeright Finish Max paint sprayer. If you have a paint sprayer, you really can't do without it. This helped prevent clogging when spraying, even when the paint was fresh and mixed. I've had clogs without them because I figured I wouldn't need to use them with fresh paint. Not correct!

Sticks and filters have not been given out by the painter as generously as they used to be since they were redeemed. In fact, they only give you a few upon request, so we had to supplement those articles. I ordered a smaller pack first to test the quality and the color people looked through it flawlessly. It's a pretty basic item, but it does what it's supposed to do, so that's good.

I had a very large kidney stone. I think that's all there is to say. The hospital sent me home with no tools to filter and find the stone. With difficulty I drove around 5 pharmacies in two cities and tried to find one of them. none. I used an old coffee filter. I went to Amazon and here they are. Fast delivery, beautiful, easy to use and practical product. thank you lol

I was recently diagnosed with kidney stones and have been using this product as a disposable urine filter. I didn't want to do reusable laundry at work, so I figured something I could just throw in would get the job done. These filters are large enough to stay under my lady's hunks without pissing on my hand. It definitely took some time to get used to. They are strong enough to withstand urination without breaking and the filter is never clogged. Got that bastard! A+, would buy again if I had…

Bought these to help me pick up a kidney stone I needed to pass. The hospital sent me home with only ONE small hard plastic strainer that was a hassle to wash every time I had to go to the bathroom. They are too big if you need to sit down and use the toilet. When they get wet, they become a bit like wet paper in terms of brittleness. However, I came through a kidney stone and collected it with one of these. I was so glad I found them so I could put a few in my purse and get on with my life…

Holds up well. The only surprise was how much it took me to go through most of a gallon of latex paint. The paint was heavily soiled by a rusty paint can. Once the filter stops draining, it will become clogged with dirt, so take it out and replace it. I cut off the end of a 13 inch road cone and put the filter inside. I placed a new 1 gallon can of paint in a 5 gallon plastic bucket to avoid a mess. Then I placed the inverted cone on top of the bucket and used paint stirrers to support it. This

Overall VERY happy with this purchase. Here are some things I've learned: 1. Not all colors can be thinned. I did a little research and even the packaging says the paint needs to be diluted to a certain consistency. I did just that and only later read the fine print on the paint - do not dilute. So make sure you choose a primer and paint that can be thinned. I'd say I had to take a Qtip about every five minutes to clean the tip or it would start spitting up. Consider how often the nebulizer…