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Mar 26, 2017
Great Little Tool
Have you ever tried to pour liquids from a large bottle into a small bottle? Well, I'm not that great at hitting the hole and usually end up with as much oil on the counter as in a 1 oz or smaller bottle. Not to mention wasting some essential oils, which cost more than these funnels did.
I found some similar to these at a local shop, but those were plastic and one cost almost as much as this set. I really did not want plastic, because the oils I use tend to build up on them or they just get sticky after a few uses. I saw these metal ones and had to try them. Good idea. They make pouring into a 1oz roller bottle a breeze. Now I can put one of these into the bottle top, where it fits snugly, and drop my essential oils in, then top off the bottle with the carrier oil and feel like I've not wasted anything.
The SS is good quality and clean easily, So I will probably lose them way before they wear out, lol. The seller shipped very fast, too. If you do aromatherapy or have a need to pour any liquid into a small hole, these are perfect. The spout is about 5/16ths inch diameter and fits perfectly in a 1oz roller top bottle with no need to be held.
I highly recommend these.
Dec 04, 2017
Works Great, if you do your part.
3 of 3 found this helpful The Smiths Tri-Stone set is a good value in my opinion. The set arrived very quickly and was in new condition with no issues at all. I saw a review or two that said they had chipped stones on arrival. I think that may be due to rough treatment in shipping. My were in perfect condition, though.
Anyway, if you are new to sharpening by hand, be advised there is a steep learning curve. I am in the process of teaching my daughter to hand sharpen and she does get frustrated at times. Just get some old knives, watch a few You Tube or factory instruction video and keep practicing. Hand sharpening is both a learned technique and an art.
I have been hand sharpening knives and tools for over 40 yrs and still mess up once in a while. It is not the stones fault, though.
As for the stones, two are synthetic and one is a fairly fine finishing Arkansas stone. I have a nice chef knife that had a couple of heavy nicks about half way down the blade. About 30 minutes with the course and medium stones got most of the nicks out. Then about 15 minutes on the fine Arkansas stone, then about 20 passes on a strop, and the edge was back to tomatoe slicing sharpness.
The only improvement I would like to see is that both the medium and fine stones be Arkansas. Would I order theas again. Yes and if fact I am getting another set pretty quick for a Christmas present.
Great value for the money.
Dec 04, 2017
Works fine on HP2000
Why would anyone buy a used laptop with no AC adapter/charger? I don't really know, but my son did. Anyway, locally the computer places all wanted between $25 and $50 for this same one.
I got this one, and it arrived very quickly. On opening the package, there were no issues and the charger was well enough packed. I plugged it into the laptop and the wall socket and it worked fine and in fact is still working fine. And for way less than local.