🍶 AIEVE Kitchen Funnel Set - Stainless Steel Funnels for Easy Bottle Filling - Small Funnels for Liquid and Dry Ingredients, Oil, Spices - Set of 3 Review

I ordered stainless steel funnels because I thought they were stronger and easier to clean than plastic funnels. The funnels arrived quickly, but the handle of the largest funnel was broken off. You shouldn't come back. The funnel is fine, but the handles are very flimsy and not firmly fixed.

I love the look and feel of these funnels. I tried using it in the ring (handy for storage) and found the process a mess. Once I removed the funnels from the ring they worked like clockwork. I've used them on three different sizes of hot sauce bottles. Highly recommended.

Prior to this purchase, I refilled my container with kosher salt about every month, believing that if I watered carefully there would be no accidental spills. Every time was. I must have been an optimist with my salt throwing skills. However, there are no spills with these large, durable hoppers. A decent deal every time.

These funnels are very good. Excellent quality, especially considering its small size. Good thickness of stainless steel so should be strong. And the three sizes are perfect for filling different sized containers with liquids (including thick liquids like soap), spices, etc. But rest assured you'll love the size. They are small as the measurements show.

I was very surprised that the handles were bolted to the funnel instead of being attached under the bar as shown in the picture. Some may be wondering what does it matter, to which I point out that these screws were rusted even before they were taken out of the box! Also, there were noticeable rings of dirt or metal shavings as the hopper bowl advanced to the hopper. It's amazing how poorly made they were and utterly useless.

I had to fill some tiny plastic whiskey bottles (like those on airplanes) that I bought from Revain. These did their job. None of them were damaged, as noted by some reviewers. None have fallen apart after this one-time use. Let's see how they hold up over time. I will report if/when something bad happens. I can see how their construction can lead to breakage or defects as they are made of three pieces welded together (spook, cone and handle). Mine are fine so far.

Overall I like it, but given things like this last a lifetime, I wish I had a nicer finish; The inside has a fairly rough finish and there is a ridge on the inside where the spout attaches and I'm wondering if this seam would be difficult to keep clean. Another brand I checked looks completely smooth on the inside. So far I like the handles, but I see other reviewers point out that a handleless funnel just sits in your bottle, so each design has its advantages. I wish I could justify having two