🍅 Efficient Canning Funnel: Prepworks by Progressive for Regular and Wide Mouth Jars Review

As a regular home restorer and restorer I was dying to try this product. The clever design made me give this funnel a try and make it one of my regular canning tools. The material is heavy (double-walled) and does not rub off. I bought the wide neck version and it fits very well. When placed on a jar, it fits snugly and is more reliable than a traditional funnel. The outer wall also slides over the sealing surface making cleaning prior to fitting the covers easy. The presence of built-in…

I received it quickly and was excited as I had just started canning. When opening the packaging, a defect was found on the edge. I couldn't tell if it was accidentally cut off somewhere or if it was a manufacturer error. I've bought a lot from Revain but this is the first time I've returned an item. The day I received the product I went online to start the return process. I thought it would be long and complicated, I was wrong. A few minutes later I received a message that a new item was being…

A good funnel is always useful in the kitchen. This particular funnel has its advantages. It provides a sturdy funnel at the top of the can. The mark on the side helps determine the level of food or liquid in the can. Level markings are clearly printed. However, it was not so easy for me to see the liquid level in the tin can. I guess I see this aspect of this funnel more as a publicity stunt than an actual canning tool. The funnel itself, like any funnel, adequately fulfills its function. It's

This 10" canning rack fits a variety of can sizes, but works best with smaller cans. My favorite are the half pint (eight ounce) round cans and I usually use them for jam. And I often use the very small 4-ounce size for the last can of a batch when there's not enough to fill a full can. The design of this rack gives some stability to those pints and smaller cans that always rattle. with too much clearance compared to standard shelving designed for pint and quart cans. According to the product…

I try to live a humble and simple lifestyle and my kitchen reflects that. I prefer to have the gear I need, balancing price and functionality and generally ignoring aesthetics. Little things like measuring spoons, basic utensils, etc. are definitely out of fashion in my kitchen. However, every once in a while you can find a kitchen gadget that costs a few bucks more but is worth every penny. This funnel is such a product and I wish I had bought it sooner. I use it regularly, usually to pack 1…