Does the lid have a hole to put a drinking straw in it?
804960
Yes, a standard plastic straw will fit through the drinking slot. It's not a hole specifically for this purpose, but it will definitely work.
1665885
I do not believe the hole will accommodate a straw. And by the way these are my least favorite play text sippers.
386804
The lids that came with mine have one small hole for air and a larger hole for drinking. Hole doesn't close. The drinking hole is about the size of a penny cut in half.
1159206
There is a sipping hole, but it is rounded and could accommodate a normal size straw
430798
The hole is very large you can drink out of it without a straw. I say just about any straw will fit. I don't understand the question about what side the hole is on. My daughter uses hers everyday.
1187283
yes. the straw mechanism has two parts, both of which are removable. There is a straight hard straw, and a softer spout that fits into the lid of the bottle. very easy to use and clean.
226747
Yes, it has a hole and on the bottom has a cap that hold the water that fall into the hole. hope helps
1536144
Sorry, I no longer own the mug, however it might be possible to get a straw through the opening. Another option could be to drill the hole large enough to accept a straw. Apologies, that I could not be more help-
390709
No. It does not. However, it serves it's purpose as a lid for standard 5 gallon container and a seat.
1908248
Sorry I don't remember , But I bought a lid in Wegmans that has a spout for sipping and one for a straw ,I love this mug
498870
Yes, a straw will fit into the drinking slot on this mug. The mug will keep coffee hot for about an hour and I use it daily.
1366691
No, the straw is attached. I think thy make one that's like a sports bottle lid.
190439
No. The lid is literally a flexible rubber with a small hole to drink through. Very basic.
636584
The lid screws in and there is a flip top tap that covers the drinking hole. It will leak through that hole if you turn it over. Nevertheless, this mug is as good as it gets. You'll be a fan, I promise. I use the brown one for my coffee and a silver one for water, which, with ice, will keep cold all day long.
2260322
No holes I'm aware of. The mechanism that opens the lid is contained outside the can and operates the back of the lid
1832338
It does have two holes in the lid. A sip hole and a vent hole. It is not meant to be turned upside down. Most hot beverage holders will have some way to vent the steam, unless you get a thermos type container. I hope this helps. It is a handsome mug, nevertheless. Thanks
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There are two holes in the lid, but they are only the size of a pencil lead. You might be able to put water or other light liquids in.