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CWFUNSETBLU Features: -Set of two funnels.-Blue colour.-Colourworks range.-Heat resistant to 260 C. Construction: -Silicone construction.
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I'm not overly wowed by these funnels. Yes, they do the job of funneling powder or liquid from large neck to small neck, but they feel very flimsy to the touch, and I am constantly worried that they will collapse, fold or fall over. They have not as yet, but it makes for some careful balancing acts when decanting.
They are rather smelly when you first get them, and I have found a good old soak in washing up liquid neutralises this to some extent. I have not noticed a taint of the food or drink I have been decanting, so maybe it's just me being fussy.
One thing that is good about them is that they are terribly forgiving when I trap them in drawers. Not that I am some kind of cookware maniac, but it happens and when it does they tend to spring back to shape.
Howver, I shall look for firmer versions, and perhaps ones with a smaller nozzle for those fussy jobs I have to do.
Other than that, they are ok, just ok.
They are rather smelly when you first get them, and I have found a good old soak in washing up liquid neutralises this to some extent. I have not noticed a taint of the food or drink I have been decanting, so maybe it's just me being fussy.
One thing that is good about them is that they are terribly forgiving when I trap them in drawers. Not that I am some kind of cookware maniac, but it happens and when it does they tend to spring back to shape.
Howver, I shall look for firmer versions, and perhaps ones with a smaller nozzle for those fussy jobs I have to do.
Other than that, they are ok, just ok.
The flexibility of the silicone make these funnels easy to use ... though they do require a hand to stabilize them if used at an angle since they haven't the ridgidity of a hard plastic.
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