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Old 09-02-2022, 08:56 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by leesa View Post
I'm not sure if this belongs in a detailing thread but I couldn't find a more suitable thread for it.

Has anyone used these? My concern is that in their video they don't show an accurate depiction of the speed/flow of draining oil. That tiny little trickle just isn't going to cut it. Is it because any faster and it'll spray all over the place? Is this bottle really able to catch the oil at a more realistic speed? Has anyone here tried one?

https://www.bunnings.com.au/adventur...torer_p0111147
https://www.supercheapauto.com.au/p/...re/363985.html


I have taken it out of the detailing thread and created it's own thread.
Never used one, but seems a bit gimmicky to me. What do you with the oil in that container? Take it to the dump and leave it at the oil recycler station? Otherwise if you want decant that you are double handling the oil and for no benefit.

I think it would be able to handle the flow OK as that opening is the same size as the sump plug.
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