Supported anti-pollution funnel

Origin Studio Design

This is a funnel, a rather unique funnel

This is a funnel, it's a different funnel

I've observed that funnels sometimes present placement challenges: if the funnel's mouth faces downward, it might leave a ring mark on the surface or contaminate the opening; if the funnel's spout is down, this further increases contamination.

I have noticed that sometimes funnels have placement issues: if the funnel mouth is facing downwards, it may leave a circle of marks on the desktop or contaminate the funnel mouth; If the tip of the funnel is facing downwards, it will further contaminate the funnel.

Therefore, I've incorporated a handle on the funnel's side. This handle not only aids in comfortable gripping during use, but its top edge provides a flat surface, allowing the funnel to rest upright on a table, minimizing contamination.

Therefore, I added a handle on the side of the funnel, which is not only convenient to hold during use, but also has a flat surface on the upper edge of the handle, allowing it to stand sideways on the table when placed, reducing contamination of the funnel.

Additionally, textured grooves in the lower funnel section ensure smoother fluid flow.

In addition, grooves have been added to the lower part of the funnel to make it smoother when pouring fluid.

Suggestion: For placement, consider positioning the funnel near a sink; excess liquid will then drain, reducing desktop contamination.

Suggestion: When placing, the funnel can be placed next to the sink so that the remaining liquid can flow into the pool and reduce pollution to the desktop.

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