Collapsible Silicone Kitchen Funnel for Oil and Liquids
Refills stop being a messy chore once the funnel is in your hand. The soft silicone body seals against the bottle rim, the long spout reaches narrow necks, and the whole thing folds flat for the drawer when you are done.
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Refills stop being a messy chore once the funnel is in your hand. The soft silicone body seals against the bottle rim, the long spout reaches narrow necks, and the whole thing folds flat for the drawer when you are done.
Collapses flat for storage and pours oil and liquids into bottles without mess
- oil and liquid spills when filling bottles
- bulky funnels taking up cabinet space
- narrow bottle necks hard to fill
Pour clean. Fold flat. Skip the oil spill.
Tired of wiping oil off the counter after every refill? This soft silicone funnel guides liquid into narrow bottle necks, then collapses into a drawer-sized disc.
A soft funnel that seals where spills start
Soft silicone that seals the rim
The body is soft matte silicone with stacked ridges, so it presses against the bottle rim and keeps liquid inside the funnel. It does not rattle or slide around like a rigid cone. If you also decant oil for the table, a set of oil dispensers pairs well with it.
Long neck for narrow bottles
The spout is long and slim, so it reaches past the shoulder of a bottle and into a small opening. Short funnels stop at the lip. This one goes in, and you can pour slowly without the liquid running down the glass.
Collapses flat for drawers
The telescopic body folds down to a flat disc that slides into a utility drawer with room to spare. The loop on the rim hangs it on a hook by the stove when you want it within reach.
Refill a bottle in three simple moves
- 1Seat the spout
Stretch the ridged body open until it locks into a funnel shape. Push the long spout into the bottle opening and angle it to match the neck.
- 2Pour slowly
Tip the jug gently and keep the flow steady. Stop when the funnel is about half full, then let the rest drain through before you lift it.
- 3Fold it flat
Rinse the funnel, let it dry, and press the body back into a flat disc. Hang it by the loop or drop it into the drawer.
Quick rinse, no residue buildup
- Rinse right after use
Warm soapy water clears oil from the ridges before it has time to set.
- Air dry before folding
Let it dry fully so the body does not trap water when you fold it flat.
- Seat the spout gently
Pushing into a tight neck can bend the spout and break the seal.
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Yes. The long spout slides into the opening and the ridged body rests against the rim, so the funnel holds its position while you pour. Seat it gently and angle it to the neck before you start.
Oil can collect in the stacked ridges if you leave it. Rinse with warm soapy water right after each use, then let it air dry before folding it flat. Keeping up with this takes less time than scrubbing a rigid funnel that has dried oil on it.
Yes. It works for dish soap and other cleaning liquids, which makes it a simple swap when you refill smaller spray or pump bottles. Rinse it well between liquids so the scents do not mix.
A rigid funnel costs less on the shelf, but it stands upright in a cabinet and often gets left in the clutter pile. This one folds flat, so it stays in the drawer where you reach for it. A funnel you use every week and never have to dig out is worth more than a cheap one that sits buried.
Yes. The telescopic body folds down to a flat disc for drawer storage, and the hanging loop on the rim lets you hang it by the stove if you prefer it on a hook.
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