With the funnel attached, I dont have much ability to tilt the can up very high, so I can only pour ~1/2 of the volume into my car tank. Help! Thanks!
1389626
Hi, Take the funnel off the can and put it into the tank.Then pour the gas into the funnel like you would any other funnel. You are right its impossible to do it otherwise.
1972877
I use a funnel with a quarter inch diameter stem, and it works well. The opening in the bottle neck is slightly larger...maybe 5/8 inch. Hope this is helpful information.
237886
Well made sides that will not collapse as you hold it to pour. I poured it into a container VERY SLOWLY, with mouth size of a gallon milk jug. I missed a bit getting it started, that's why I say SLOWLY. I used a funnel the next time.
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I have not had to or tried to refuel my car(s), I would think it is not necessary and may not work because of the diameter of the end of the extension. I know some cars have a spring loaded cover on the fill pipe (it closes when you remove the nozzel at the gas station. I would recommend one of those wide mouth, skinny end funnels that you can put in the car fill pipe(this would also hold this flapper open and then dispense the fuel from the no-spill can into the funnel.
886093
Yes you can, and I do mean pour all contents (3,4,5) gallons in your auto's gas tank. I've done it twice and without a spill. You may need to adjust the spout towards the end to pour all of your gas from can into gas tank.
282040
My 1 quarter can does not require a funnel. The opening is about 2 diameter wide.
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.
1279962
Try filling it more slowly , if you pour too fast, it will overflow before it fills up the chamber below.
928652
i buy it in the large oval canister and i only poke a small hole about the size of a dime in the foil under the lid. i save my empty water bottles, line up the hole i made in canister and pour required amount into the bottle, no spill or no need for funnel. next i just fill with fresh milk replace cap and shake on my way out the door. clear bottle lets u see any unmixed portions but occasional shake is easy enough in the bottle.
1290919
Jeff: There are no markings on the funnel. I believe it will hold 1/2 gallon. Once it is installed and the radiator is full, I would fill it up about half way so the system can bleed off any air. It helps that the radiator top is slightly elevated above the engine. Air bubbles should rise to the highest spot.
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It might be possible. I would probably purchase a long thin funnel or some other type of spout. You will need to get it away from the motorhome so it will be level with the ground and you will also need someone to hold it while you pour. Not the best way to do it. Might be better to filter into a 5 gallon can and use that to pour. It will filter the bad stuff!
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Robert, I have the same problem. I have found that if I tip it back up and then pour again it will come out a little faster, as it will almost stop if I don't. I think the problem is that there is not a "vent". Most stoppers have a separate tube that allows air in while the oil is pouring out. If I need a lot of oil, I just pull the stopper out! The stopper comes out when it's shaken because it's so heavy. Hope this helps. Lynne
500425
Yes, the sippy top (orange part) unscrews and you can fill with a funnel- the opening isn't real wide.
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Not that I'm aware of. You might try a fine mesh strainer that would sit on the rim and extend down into this. That would give you the straining capability as well as make sure everything went into the canning jar or whatever you want filled with liquid. It would also allow you to dump the particulate matter as it builds up in the strainer.
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We tried using a couple of different brand new automotive funnels, but we struggled to fill the sandbell. I think, more importantly, you would want to make sure the sand is COMPLETELY dry, which would Probably made it much easier.
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The pepper I buy has a shaker opening on one side of the cap and a pouring opening on the other. If yours doesn't, use the smallest of the standard set of kitchen funnels to "widen" the opening you're pouring into. In dire circumstances when you have no small funnels, make an open ended cone out of foil to act as a funnel.
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I suggest filling about 1/3 to 1/2, depending on need. Any more and you may have a mess on your hand, as the foaming will add volume.