Can this be used for disposing oil? Is it easy to insert a funnel and pour from a container?
651691
Sure could. Easy day. Fill it up then take it to the auto store for disposal
808610
As you can see by the picture of this item, the funnell flairs out and would fit into the jar. The small end of the funnel is about one inch in diameter and the strainer can be removed and put in place to strain larger items from your liquid. I use it to strain cooking oil after I use it for french frying when particles are left behind from the flour coating.
1341520
I didn't try oil yet. But if I did I would suggest having the oil you want to dispose of at a higher level and pump consecutively and vigorously.
6833
Just a slight little squeeze gives you a small drop of oil. So, it doesn't just spill out all over the place and make a mess. It is controllable. Then I store it up rather than keeping it on it's side when not in use. I use it for classical guitar tuners.
1023213
No. Please don't. Spend the money and get a container made for that. The top is too small to fit the nozzle of a gas pump anyway. And trying to pour it in would require a funnel...the top is plastic and I don't know the grade but you have to think about the plastic degrading and causing leaks.
404903
I would recommend you get the one that has a cap on the nozzle and the top funnels and has a cap also.This one wouldn't be good for transporting. I empty in to this and then pour it in to my oil bottles that I just used to replace it.
1576419
You can try to pour it into these containers; however I recommend a small funnel.
2095374
I do not think you could pour it out. My guy uses regular sand and it will pour out. The opening is small. Great quality vehicle.
718343
Wouldn't recommend for your application. The opening is small, just wide enough for a drizzle of oil, not any bits that might be in your dressing. It would be awkward to shake w/o leaking from the spout.
341064
i do not think it is made for that. I would recommend to put it in a container with solvent, clean it good and then oil it good. thats only my opinion.
1549518
Mine did not come with a funnel. I made a simple one out of paper to pour oil into.
237885
Use a funnel and it's not too bad. You will have to clean up a little bit of oil so I do it over cardboard.
2194372
the container itself would likely hold cooled oil (not hot grease), but the lid is not airtight, especially with the pour spout. The lid is tight enough that liquids do not seep from the rim, only from the spout. Hope this helps you to judge for your purposes!
1743761
I put an additive into both of my vehicles. I used to use a plastic funnel and spilled more than what got in. This Behrens funnel bends to where you need it. I'd suggest that if you're going to fill something using a 5 gallon can (which I have not experienced) that you have someone there to hold the funnel in place. Safety first! Hope this helps.
737900
Sorry, I have no idea. I haven't used mine yet because it is unsuited for transferring caustic liquids. Your newsprint idea sounds reasonable except that gasoline would still soak through and smell like, well, gasoline - not the same as Chanel #5 or Brut. It seems unlikely that any container would be able to keep that odor in unless hermetically sealed. Not sure it's worth the cost.Hope you have success in resolving this. I'd be glad to hear about it when you do.
2245536
Yes, I believe so. Certainly the glass funnel can, which is easily detachable from the plastic holder. With daily use, a swish with soap water ~ or just water ~ has been adequate for me.
1872776
No.. it usually stays put as it is really designed for small amounts or gently pouring, like a drizzle. not usually intended for globs of oil. Bit mine did fall out once in about two years of use. and I just cleaned it and put it back