Being in the small engine repair business for over 10 years we have generated a very large volume of customers fuel which went into my 2006 Ford F150 with the addition of the proper measurement of K100S+ added to this fuel. It was always important to only siphon off the top 75% of the jerry can to avoid water and dirt contamination. A few years ago the truck started to run extremely rough likely due to water from this old fuel so we added a full bottle of ISO HEET and within minutes the truck ran smooth again. At this point we purchased Mr. Funnel and over the last few years the customers fuel has never been an issue running in my Ford. I must agree fully this is a must have product for reuse of old fuel, another great video with NO TRICKERY!

I'm glad you saved the box because it shows me that I can get the exact same filter on Amazon thank you very much

Looks like a winner!! Thanks!

great video. you forgot to mention the most important point. Mr. Funnel works on a water fuel mix. But it does NOT work well at all with emulsified fuel. So filtering fresh bought fuel or stored fuel from a fuel container with a Mr. Funnel is DIVINE and works great. If you have a tank contamination and you pump the fuel and let it sit there will be water at the bottom, emulsified/contaminated in the centre and clean diesel at the top. Mr. Funnel is UNABLE to clear the emulsified diesel mix but only takes out parts of it.

Excellent! Mr. Funnel work great, thanks for the video!!

Good demonstration . Thanks.

Long ago my Dad was a commercial charter pilot, he fueled the plane from barrels often old barrels, he used a regular funnel with a FELT cloth over the funnel, said to me it would keep water out ,

Thank you for your time and explanation it sounds perfect

Terrific video.

I’ll have to check it out.

So you think it is removing the ethanol also sine the ethanol would combine with the water? The top of the water in the measuring glass looks like it has the ethanol on top. Which is great. But will lower the octane a little.

they work great

I liked the video, but I have a question, after you use it, is there any maintenance? Do you have to clean debris out of the filter?

Awesome!!!!

Good video mate. I'm waiting for parts now to do a service on my lawnmower, noticed some crap in the fuel when I emptied the tank and then came across this product, as it's not particularly cheap I wanted to check reviews 1st.

This very informative. I have lawn equipment that’s expensive one is a Honda HRX 217 mower & Cub cadet mower . & Aren,s snowblower that was given to me yrs ago. I do run fuel stabilizer. In the spring - through early fall I use Lucas fuel cleaner & put a bottle in the can of gasoline. I use Shell or Kirkland (Costco) fuels only. Plus a Sthil trimmer I use Sthil fuel in it moto mix . That funnel would be a good investment. Especially for My power equipment

wow. pretty cool stuff will have to buy one of those bad boys Stat... thank EP.

I brought one of these last spring to filter my diesel fuel for my tractor. It works great, but I wasn't sure of how it works.

These funnels real work good. I have one and I have used it a few times. Gets out the water and sediment.

Very good ...

Eliminator, the fuel that you filtered looked as if there was still some water in the fuel ?? Am I not seeing correctly ??? Thanks

Can I put a 2 stoke oil /petrol mix through it

Can this filter can be used for diesel fuel?

I use recreational fuel mixed with Seafoam for all my gas powered equipment , do I still have to worry about water in my gas can , my gas cans are on a waist high wood shelf

Yeah the only reason the jar had fuel in it is because the sediment bowl had the fuel in it, other than that I’m definitely getting one for next year. Great video on this product

Cool

Thumbs up to you.

Was the gasoline the low quality with alcohol ?

these days our fuel is 10% ethanol alcohol, which is hydroscopic (attracts water from the atmosphere). The ethanol mixes readily with water, and the ethanol is indistinguishable from the water in the fuel. Does the Mr Funnel filter out the ethanol which is water laden from the gasoline?

Great video how does it work with Sta-bil and non ethonal gas’s?Thanks

Water combines to ethanol and then goes through the filter from what I've researched so as much as the ethanol can combine will go through

Excelent

Does anyone know if I can run some already mixed(50-1) 2 stroke fuel through the funnel? I have 38 gallons of gas/oil mixed at 50 to 1 for 2 stroke outboard, that is also mixed with water.

Does it separate ethanol fuel from the gasoline? If you were going to remove ethanol from the fuel with water, then filter it through Mr. Funnel. Would it separate the ethanol water mix?

Sort of question the flow rate of these funnels. I have one like this one but it is VERY slow. About to purchase the 15 gpm version. If I can get 1 gpm out of it, I'd be happy.

Great information on how this product brakes it down, but what to do with the dirty left over a fuel? Can anyone answer that, I live in the USA.

Good day OK Jake Now take your funnel, put flashlight on top & shine in, look from bottom up, my 1st one had a small hole that you could see thur, 2nd one I didn't look thur. I got my at CTC. Thanks

Mr. Funnel works! I've tested it!

How good is this for filtering debris?

I bought the smaller model Mr Funnel, the F1NC for my kerosene heater - it has no sediment bowl like this one. As soon as I got it, I filled it with water just below the top. And ALL the water went through. I repeated this several times. So I called FloTool support to see if it was defective. The support person told me to only fill the funnel halfway up the screen portion; that filling over that level would let water through. And that the pressure balance to stop the water going through the screen was delicate. But halfway up the screen is only about about 11/16" on my model. That makes adding fuel to the funnel a real pain to stay under half way, especially with my battery powered pump. About 30 minutes for 1.9 Gallons. So what's the real story on Mr Funnel?

Is it good for removing ethanol from the fuel?

does it work with a fuel stabilizer already in the gas?

Sorcery!

Work with diesel??

Nol and water sit at bottom of gas can

I just bought one for the express purpose of helping to remove ethanol from gasoline. Short answer: I don't believe it worked for this purpose, I returned it. I remove ethanol from gasoline by mixing 3 parts gas to 1 part water. I mix vigorously and let sit for a day until the gas is crystal clear. At this point, the water below is cloudy and there seems to be "bubbles of liquid" sitting right on the edge between the water and the gasoline. I'm not sure if these bubble are the ethanol, or if the ethanol is mixed in the water, thus making it cloudy. I AM pretty sure the yellow gas is the "gas", and that's all I want. I take a small tube and siphon off the gas until it gets close to the separation line. Normally, I'm done at this point, as I don't mind a little waste to get rid of my ethanol. It was here that I started experimenting w/ the funnel. Yes, I bought the real brand funnel, not a copy. I first tested w/ water, and sure enough none came through the filter. I emptied the funnel, and waited until my leftover bottle w/ a little gas on top of the bubbles on top of the cloudy water had settled. I did this as the instructions seemed to state "do not shake up the gas before funneling". I can only assume that "shook" gas might pass through the filter along with water. I slowly poured the remainder into the funnel. Some water was filtered and stayed in the funnel. what passed through the filter and into the bottle however, was a thin layer of yellow gas, on top of a cloudy clear liquid. I'm not a chemist, but those results right there showed me not to trust this filter for filtering gasoline from a water/ethanol mixture. The whole pour gently thing kinda bugs me in general with this product as well. Take away the idea of removing ethanol from the gas via mixing the gas with water. Imagine just using the funnel for its intended purpose. I would think the act of tipping a gas can and quickly pouring it into the funnel, as fast as the funnel will allow, would inherently mix up the gas with water, thus allowing some water that had ethanol bound with it, go through the funnel anyway. To be fair, I returned the funnel after my first result of seeing whitish cloudy liquid sitting below a layer of yellow gasoline after being put through the filter. I didn't do any other extensive testing. It still puts a little doubt in my mind. Sorry for the novel, but I just wanted to give the type of answer that I came here looking for myself.

I'm thinking u should have used a clean jar

But what happens if your fuel is E10 (10% ethanol) to start with. I understand the ethanol is miscible with H2O and will readily mix and keep it in solution. Will Mr Funnel filter out this solubalized H2O+ethanol mix or will it let it through? From some quick research, I understand that the way the Mr Funnel filter works is via surface tension -> H2O has high surface tension and will not pass through the filter. H2O+ethanol has a much lower surface tension (ethanol has minimal surface tension) so I'm assuming it will let it all through... In other words, these filters will NOT get water out of contaminated E10 fuel!

It works but for how long?

the reason why you was getting spilling is exactly how the ganesh statues in india was supposed to be drinking milk. the milk would run down the chin and the front of the statue to the base witch is usually covered in flowers and such hiding the milk.

Doesn't work. Just bought one and water goes right thru it if water is mixed with fuel. I also poured water in it and it went thru.

Was this diesel? Did you buy your wife a new set of measuring cups? Nice review.

What about mixed fuel or 2 stroke

A 3.5 gpm Mr funnel on amazon Are 39.00. A. 3.5 Gpm Hopkins on Amazon are 20.99. BOTH MADE BY FLO TOOL. Small engines. 3.5 gpm. Is plenty. Just sayin. Loved the video. Proved my buddy right. I was skeptical as always. But I’m convinced. Just now ordered the 3.5. Gpm