Does the water pass through the plastic cap? or are you drinking straight from the glass?
279963
You drink directly from the glass not through the plastic cap. You have to take the cap off to drink the beverage.
2092026
The top of the spout is rubber. The plastic is a 5. The way the lid is, it doesn't touch the water until you tilt the glass to drink it. www.raisingnaturalkids.com
1701495
The cap is plastic with a unique push button opening for pouring. However, my only complaint, as you finish pouring it almost always drips down the side and makes a mess.
343008
The solution and the water goes in tge plastic bottle. The tip of the bottle touches the nostrils and the motion is to squeeze the liquid out so nothing should be returning into the bottle.
491004
The straw part you drink from is silicone. The tube that goes into the thermos and connects to the straw is plastic.
911317
I just looked and while most of the cap is plastic, the part that touches the water is steel, andthen there is a gasket. So the only plastic that would touch water is a little bit of the gasketseal which insures water proof. This is a quality item of very good manufacture, I love it.
767315
Same answer, the plastic container pops out and has a screw lid that you fill with water, then snaps back in place. I have had no problems with mine at all. I use filtered water instead of distilled, because I do usually have it on hand but everything still works like the day I bought it. I researched a lot before purchasing this one and am happy with it.
55759
There's no spout, it's just the wide mouthed rim of the bottle. The part that touches your mouth is glass but the cap itself is plastic
2115637
I only squeeze the bottle to drink from it. It definitely takes a little work to push the water through the filter, but works well. For getting the most water out as quickly as possible two hands is definitely the way to go.
1065989
Yes, you can drink directly from the bottle. It's the simplest design, no tube or other things.
2142408
I normally drink from the mug. However you need to be careful for hot liquid as It will be Very hot. Its opening in no bigger than a regular glass. It could be a little sharp but for me is perfect. I have never had an issue to drink out of it
1273129
Water no, steam when you pour it - we love ours and wanted one that dealt with the same issue - no contact with plastic and this one doesn't, but I don't count the steam since it doesn't get into the cups.
868902
I just used water, works fine as long as your kids don't mess with the cap. ;^)
690973
Not unless it was a VERY skinny straw. There are 4 parts, the bottle itself, the main cap, the section that goes inside the bottle for fruit, etc., which is perforated to allow the water to pass through for the infusion process, and the 'lid' for that section, which has small, oval holes which sieve the infused water through. The 'lip' you drink from is thin enough to where there is no 'dribbling' when you drink. Great contraption, I really like mine.
592869
The Cap Screws Off And You Drink From The Top, No spout. Easy For The kids and Easy To Clean. They Don't Leak.
440792
No. There is a hole on one side for the straw and a "sipper" slit on the other side that you can drink from.
722361
It goes from stainless steel into glass, there might be a small amount of contact with plastic as it passes through the spigot into the glass collection container and also when pouring out of the collection container it might touch the plastic lid of the glass decanter. As the water passes through it is warm not hot so it should be relatively safe for anyone with plastic sensitivities.