🚀 Enhanced Fuel Supply: Gasoline, Liquids, and Kerosene Flexible Extension Review

The funnel arrived in a large cardboard box with the bottom connector disconnected and placed in the funnel. The quality is absolutely the lowest compared to similarly priced funnels. The real funnel does not look like the rigid one shown in the photo. This flimsy funnel won't last long.

This is not at all what is pictured. The product that arrived was paper thin and obviously flimsy - to the point one of the sides fell off in transit. This POS is on the way back. Save yourself the hassle of returning it and just buy one from your local hardware store where you'll appreciate the quality.

This product is garbage. The funnel is actually a very cheap piece of plastic that is crumpled up. After straightening (almost) the extension was bolted to the funnel but doesn't fit well and is leaking. Spend your money and look for the best product. From what I got I might as well make a cardboard funnel that would be stronger.

Do not buy! I bought it for the price knowing it wasn't the best quality. Didn't know it was worse than poor quality! When I opened the box I noticed that it had cracked and broken at the top of the funnel. However, I needed it immediately. I poured the liquid down the side of the funnel without breaking, but it also spilled out of the flexible hose where it joined the funnel. Seriously, this is a waste of money!

Looks like a long tail funnel but the tail "screws on". Like, like, something like. It's not airtight, so if something blocks the flow, your liquid will leak out of that connection. The screen might be fine for some applications, but it slows the flow so much that this rather large funnel fills up and becomes heavy. It has enough weight to crack the plastic underneath. It's VERY thin plastic! This is a reusable funnel. Throw.

Ideal for filling up cars. I didn't time it, but I was able to fill up the car almost as fast as I could pour it from my 5 gallon gas tank. Much quicker than filling the car from the petrol tank. Even faster than the No-Spill 1450 5 Gallon Poly Gas Can, which is a pretty good gas bottle. At first I thought it would be too fragile for one person to fill the car with gas. I placed the funnel in the car, gently closed the gas door on the car, and then operated the 5 gallon gas tank with both…

I have ordered three of these tools. Two as gifts and one for me. The adjustable hose can be screwed on or attached depending on the application. Two of the three screws are good and tight. one is not tight at all. I offered to send it back for a replacement but was told it wasn't necessary as he most likely wouldn't be using the part anyway. Some reviews state that using it to fuel a car was a long, slow process. I cut a small cone off the end of the flex hose on mine (the sanding board…

Works, but the plastic on the funnel and extension is as thin as a plastic straw. When I removed the shipping plastic wrap and screwed the flexible spout onto the funnel, it was already flexing under my hand pressure. I was afraid that I had already broken it. So I used it to fill 10 gallons of gas from two different types of gas cans and had no problems. I had no intention of leaning the gas canisters against the funnel or she would be crushed to death. It has a nice rim or rim on top of the…

There are better ones as some others have said. But for the price of about $5 with taxes, I'm inclined to say that 4 stars isn't enough. 4 for half? The fact is that this flexible funnel: first is a very thin cheap plastic, especially an extension cord; Second, it has fluids trapped in there so it gets pretty messy when filling and leveling with the dipstick as it drips everywhere after you lift it off the ground to put it back into the dipstick hole. A straight funnel would be better, but most

I'm sure it's a bit of an exaggeration to say a funnel is cool, but I have a few funnels that just didn't do the job. As gas flooded the top of my lawnmower's filler, I shook my head again and thought there must be something better than trying to hold on to 5 gallons. Gasoline and try pouring it into a narrow mouth funnel, or even pour gasoline into a two cup glass measuring cup. None of these solutions worked, so back to the drawing board before I stumbled across this little gem. Oh yeah…