RustyA
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Oil change with Form-a-Funnel
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Industrial Toys
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I'm shocked that there are not holes in the sides, or just corners, to wire it into position. I can see using it and it decides to slip out.
I don't think I have ever done an oil change where the old oil doesn't end up all over the place.
I don't think I have ever done an oil change where the old oil doesn't end up all over the place.
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I have a metal hole punch tool so if I needed holes, I would add some (just like my belts).
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The above works.
I also make funnels out of my wife's "freezer paper". Tear off a piece and form into a funnel. Tape it together, square the ends with a pair of scissors and I rarely spill a drop.
