🚰 Lubrimatic PLEWS 2 Quart Plastic Funnel Review

What can I say - a funnel. It's not flimsy or cheap, and it's laid as it should be. Perfect fit for my needs because I was lucky enough to choose the right size.

After pouring a dozen gallons of oil into the engine, I removed the funnel and noticed that there was a large piece of protective film stuck to the screen that had been torn from one of the oil bottles. The funnel is large with good flow.

Nice big sturdy funnel for fuel or oil products. It is excellent for filling this lawn mower and similar items. It comes with a built-in fine filter. I wish the filter mesh could be turned on and off for easy cleaning, but this is a built in mesh.

We use this to fill jugs with drinking water and found a lead warning on the funnel. After calling their customer service team, it turned out that the lead is in the metal screen. So cut off the tip and strainer if you use it for consumables like cider, water, etc.

I missed it in the product description but it has a thin metal mesh at the bottom of the spout. I bet a lot of people would like this, but I've been through garbage water (water changes in the aquarium) and it clogs up quickly, so I punched a hole in the mesh. That quirk aside, solid product, no complaints. Continuous.

So I bought this to use with a 5 gallon lionfish water jug. It's a great size and very durable. I also bought a hole in the bottom to make it easier to remove. (Reference: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06ZZWYNVL/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1). Don't spend more than $150 on a zoo or other lionfish tank. Make your own for just $30. Simple design and efficient. Good product.

Sturdy construction and wide enough to prevent spills. It also has a built-in filter to prevent dirt from entering. The only improvement I would like to see is the tip lengthening. As long as you pour straight down it's fine, but if your inlet is at an angle or in a situation like a car where the hole is pushed down, it's not enough to get the job done without spilling, but it is what it is.

I was looking for a powder funnel that is really hard to find, smaller than a can funnel but larger than a liquid funnel with a small opening. The mesh is fused into the flange at the bottom of the neck. After I cut the strainer off, the inside diameter is 0.9" and the outside diameter is actually 1 1/8" so it won't fit my 4 liter screw top glass bottles, only 1 gallon or 1/2 gallon milk jugs fruit juice bottles. This worked with dried pinto beans and slow pouring or tapping as they piled up…