Does the hole where you sip from close some how? Or s always open?
145793
The hole is always open. But I've never had a spill since using it. The hole is small.
145794
It does not close. It's ok if you are just in the car, but if you really need something to travel (and stay warm) this is not for you.
323584
Slightly twist the circular part below the spout counter-clockwise. Sometimes it opens easily and sometimes it doesn't.
587842
You push a button on the side of the top section and the lid pops up. You then drink from a hole at the top of the bottle. It is simple to open with one hand, easy to drink from and it doesn't leak. I love mine.
1872392
Yes the lid opens up. The center top of the lid is a flat plastic piece that fits in to the rest of it. Rotate it slightly and it will pop off. The first time it may be tight. Mine came open after I dropped it on the floor =(:-O) but it was fine afterwards. Take careful note of where everything is - there is a spring that you need to be in place. Once the top is open, you can run water or a brush over it, because yes, it does get that old coffee vibe on it.
1352738
Yes, there is a hole for a large diameter straw (7.5mm) at the opposite side of a sip hole.
1008070
The lid screws on, then there is a button on top you push to open the hole to drink. You don't have to use that feature, you can just keep it open the whole time. I am actually using it now. You have to take the tray out on the mini Keurig to fit, but no big deal. I like it..I ordered 3. Wish it would keep it hot ,hot,hot the whole time....but it might be me.... I want my tea and coffee scalding hot. Does keep it hotter than a regular up, though.
222739
No - but it has a wonderful, one touch opening for drinking. Press the back and it opens to drink, release your finger and it seals (spill-proof) Very easy to use
509542
No mechanism. It has a 2 screw tops. One that seals it and another with a mesh screen filter built in. I have used it for coffee and cocoa with out spilling, but it is like drinking out of a cup. Once you take off the top screw top, it is pretty much open (with messh), but the contents (drink) sits about 1/2" - 1" below the rim.
2125096
There's a button in the middle of the lid that you press to seal and unseal it, and then there are two openings to drink from.
509541
I use it driving all the time but it doesn't have any mechanism for opening, it's a screw on top. So you have to remove the top to drink, but because it's a tall slim mug, the opening isn't so big that it spills easily. Hope that helps
1297254
It unscrews. It took me a while to figure it out because the others lift off. If it gets stuck, gently use the part on top that closes the drinking opening like a handle and turn it to the left - remember this little saying - lefty loosey - righty tighty. It never fails me. Enjoy it.
186810
Yes it opens straight up. These seem to last longer than the ones that have the lever you step on to open the lid (not that you asked).
825663
I doubt it, it is a small, oval opening. Main issue we have had is that the lid is not very secure. The lid is fine to use in a limited way such as to transport the cup, but you wouldn't want to tilt it and drink out of it without keeping a finger or two on top to make sure it doesn't accidentally open up.
987585
No. If you open it all the way, the lid will stay open. Great little safe, I am glad I purchased it, easy to instal, easy to use.
793337
On both the 12 and 20 oz. mugs I bought, the lid flips up on a hinge and locks open so it does not interfere while you are drinking. Then when you are done, you simply flip it down and close it securely.
1541787
There is only one opening, it is suitable for a straw or for sipping. There is a 1mm pinhole that allows air through when you are drinking. The lid will prevent spilling when walking with the container in hand, or driving, or on a bike, but it does not seal the container or allow you to invert it.
1256035
Hello Douglas. Yes, the screw-on lid has holes which can be opened (for drinking), or closed (to prevent spilling), via a small lever. One quick note: this is a great travel mug and I highly recommend it, but if I had to do this purchase over again, I would have selected one without a handle on it. This is for two reasons: First, the handle does not fit well into the cup holders in my van, and secondly, when I screw the lid on, I find it difficult to line up the drinking slot with the "front" of the mug. When i hold the handle to drink, the slot through which the coffee is poured is slightly askew, making drinking a bit awkward. Without a handle, of course, there would be nothing for the slots to line up with, so you could just screw the lid on tightly and drink away. Buying the handle version was a mistake, albeit a non-critical one. Hope this helps!