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My performance review for the "Mr. Funnel" in the application I needed it for is thus:
I needed to get the water out of 2 partially full Jerry cans of gasoline. Using a very large clear glass jar, the gasoline was poured from the Jerry can through the funnel into the large glass jar. Holding the jar up to the sunlight it was clear (indicative) that the water did not pass through the funnel. The now clean fuel was dumped from the jar into a separate Jerry can. What's left in the funnel should be contaminates including water. Toss that in a separate clear jar. Repeat the process. When all done, the jar with the contaminants was run through the funnel one last time into the big jar then into the Jerry can. This left one final "toss" of what was left in the sump of the funnel.
Now, it became clear to me that just dealing with water in the fuel, a big glass jar was really all that was needed. The fuel and water separation in the jar was very noticable. The fuel could have been just poured out "off the top" of the water into a Jerry can. But that Mr. Funnel it sure is spiffy!
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