Comments on: Finds: The Trash Funnel http://toolmonger.com/2006/11/23/finds-the-trash-funnel/ All tools. All the time. Your source for news, information, and reviews of hand tools, power tools, and tools of all kinds. Sat, 06 Sep 2008 20:46:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Dave K http://toolmonger.com/2006/11/23/finds-the-trash-funnel/#comment-371435 Dave K Sun, 29 Jun 2008 07:15:51 +0000 http://toolmonger.com/2006/11/23/finds-the-trash-funnel/#comment-371435 I've used one of these for probably 8 years or so although I don't believe it was marketed by Choice Products or as the Trash Funnel at the time. Overall I love the thing. I've used it primarily for leaf cleanup in the fall but also use it for when I bag grass clippings or am cleaning up someplace. It's nice to be able to toss something from a few feet away and be done with it. One caveat: It's best to put the bags in with the seams in the front and back. That way, they're less likely to snag on the nuts that hold the legs together. Also, mine did crack when it fell off the wall once, but it didn't affect its operation. 33 gallon bags are a liiiittle snug and will sometimes tear if they're flimsy ao I generally use 39 gallon in mine. Much better than some of the flimsy bag holders I've seen. I used a couple different types before buying this and haven't looked back. It's one of those rare things I would gladly send $50 plus shipping for again if mine ever bit the dust. I’ve used one of these for probably 8 years or so although I don’t believe it was marketed by Choice Products or as the Trash Funnel at the time. Overall I love the thing. I’ve used it primarily for leaf cleanup in the fall but also use it for when I bag grass clippings or am cleaning up someplace. It’s nice to be able to toss something from a few feet away and be done with it.

One caveat: It’s best to put the bags in with the seams in the front and back. That way, they’re less likely to snag on the nuts that hold the legs together. Also, mine did crack when it fell off the wall once, but it didn’t affect its operation. 33 gallon bags are a liiiittle snug and will sometimes tear if they’re flimsy ao I generally use 39 gallon in mine. Much better than some of the flimsy bag holders I’ve seen. I used a couple different types before buying this and haven’t looked back.

It’s one of those rare things I would gladly send $50 plus shipping for again if mine ever bit the dust.

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