Funnel

Usually funnels take up kitchen cabinet storage space, but this one collapses flat and fits inside a drawer. It works really well, and it’s much easier to clean than other funnels I’ve owned.

Perfect for use in the kitchen, especially decanting bulk olive oil into a smaller bottle. I love that it's easy to store as it collapses into itself.

This collapsible black silicone funnel is perfect for transferring liquids or powders without spills. The silicone material is sturdy yet flexible, easy to clean, and doesn’t retain odors. Its collapsible design makes it super portable and easy to store. Quick to use, mess-free, and very practical for any kitchen or DIY task.

It’s a funnel. It works. The soft material means it’s better suited for smaller amounts of liquid used in a slow stream so that it can be kept steady. I use it to mix and dilute car detailing products, it’s good for that.

I bought this to fill water jugs from our RO Filter tap on the sink and it has worked perfectly for that. But, it has come in handy for so many other things from transferring liquids like oil olive from a large can to filling spice jars from bulk backs. Being able to fold it down flat for storing in a drawer is perfect. Takes up no space, so it replaced my solid metal funnels. A great kitchen tool that gets used a lot.

Yo, this Food Grade Silicone Collapsible Kitchen Funnel is a game-changer in my kitchen. It’s made from soft, flexible silicone that’s BPA-free and heat resistant, so I know my food’s safe. Cleaning it is a breeze—just a quick rinse or toss it in the dishwasher, and it’s good to go. The best part? It collapses down flat, saving me mad space in my drawer. Whether I’m pouring liquids, fine powders, or small particles, this funnel handles it all like a champ. If you’re looking for a versatile, durable, and convenient kitchen tool, this funnel is where it’s at. Highly recommend it to anyone trying to keep their kitchen game strong. 💯

I like everything in my kitchen to be neutral colors so ordered this funnel to replace an old turquoise one. It looks good and collapses to a nice, easy-to-store size, but it's not the most functional funnel because the hole at the bottom end is quite small. It makes it hard to use to decant a large amount of liquid into something else, and doesn't work super well for dry goods. I may end up cutting off the end to make the hole more usable.

At home I use a normal funnel when making gallons of my drink mix and having ready to go in the fridge. On my last cruise I had the new option of getting gallons of distilled water delivered to my cabin, which is all I drink at home, but I wasn't wanting to pack my odd shaped funnel. This is so great. It unfolds to a standard size for easy usage and then being silicone it rinses clean, dries easy and folds back up flat. This is now a permanent part of all my travel packing.