1L White ABS Filter Cap for Floetrol Jug Cap

Exactly as described and filters well!

This filter is amazing! It fits the bottle well and the lid for the bottle screws on to the filter. Genius! It is easy to clean. Some reviews have mentioned an issue with clogging. I haven't found this to be an issue and use a toothpick to open any of the holes that get clogged. I highly recommend this filter if you use a lot of Floetrol!

The cap works GREAT! The only issue I have is that Floetrol tends to be very thin and due to the amount of time it sits in a warehouse or on a store shelf, it can get quite lumpy. The cap works great for catching the lumps, but it can be quite a pain to have to keep unscrewing the lidwhatl and removing the lumps so the liquid can flow again.

If you use floetrol for acrylic paint pouring, you NEED this. This prevents the “strings” and “clumps” from going into your paint and will save you a lot of headache. Most important if you’re using the gallon jugs. I liked that I could put the original cap on top of the filter. I did have to remove the cap towards the end of the jug and give it a good cleaning with warm water to get rid of the gunk and resume pouring. The only downside is the price. It would bother me less if there were two in a pack for the price it’s sold at. Overall though, it does what it’s supposed to.

Great for putting on paint products for straining. Worked great!

This cap is a time saver and extremely easy to use. Quickly wash after use and you can use for a long time. I forgot to wash immediately after use and ended up tossing it and just bought a new one.

Works great, with one exception, use a double layered piece of pantyhose/nylon stretched over the opening, then screw this on and squeeze. I would say this method catches over 90% of all the chunkies and gunk in this stuff, although it was a huge pain in the ass on the gallon jug. I purchased a set of wide mouth 12oz squeeze bottles, and just filled them all right away with the strained floetrol. Just remember to wash it when you’re done using it. - Cut about a 3-4 inch piece of pantyhose and fold it in half, so you’re actually straining with 4 layers of nylon. Hold over bottle opening and lightly stretch, then screw the strainer lid over it. You are then able to squeeze into a different container. *Picture with gunk on pantyhose is after filling only 1 12oz bottle

I really liked this for my pouring mix but after I used it on 1 bottle I could not get it off when it was empty. It worked really great strained my pouring medium however, I could not get it off. I tried hot water. I tried tools. I tried everything and it won’t come off because I’m assuming it just hardened on there and pretty much cemented in place