Does the lid screw down or is it a push on?
1509250
The lid screws on and the threads are cut so that it works for left hand or right hand. It leaks through the spout, even though it has a sealed stopper.
1509251
Screws down. And can screw down for a left handed drinker or a right handed drinker, which I was surprised and happy about, since I'm a south paw.
1509252
It screws on. I think this helps to combat leaks. It really is a great travel mug.
1712372
I've had 2 of these. My newest one, the lid is definitely tighter, but still a one handed operation. If it doesn't get easier quickly, I'd get a different one. Is the seal glued on properly? Maybe it slipped??
971379
The lid is a push on lid with a seal on it. I have had severial of these cups with lids like this and have had no issues.
1411586
It is a oush button on the end cap. However, when you push it you have to hold it down to keep it on.
772424
Terri, It screws on. The screw has been pre-welded in the Revereware lid...and then just 'righty-tighty' to attach firmly. :)
1233570
The lid does not screw on but you press it onto the top of the "glass" and it STAYS there. It is as secure as you could possibly want or ask for. The question that SHOULD be asked is "If I have long delicate finger-nails am I going to have difficulty prying the top off?" My answer: Yeah, you just might...
623966
You don't have to push it down. When you line the steam dot with the one on the lid it lifts up Letting steam out. When you set it to pressure, it drops down to seal it. It feels a bit funny because it's so loose feeling.
2253022
there is a little handle that you have to push down after attatching the handle that makes it secure if you push it down until it clicks and stays down
2059128
Yes, the lid does screw off and on. And, just a twist to open it. However, you must remember to line the lid up properly before you tighten to have it make a complete seal. This Timolino keeps my coffee the hottest the longest of any vacuum tumbler I have owned.
2118492
I agree with "fish man". It will hold the lid open, but you have to push down to close it.
215131
It is not a button but it is softer than the hard plastic lid. If you can push it in a little it helps to loosen the seal and makes opening the thermos easier.
840225
The lid should be pushed down until it snaps into place. Once in place it will not move.
912329
It's a screw-on lid. I just posted a review a few days ago warning about the "vacuum lock" my cup created which prevented me from opening it up. I threw it away.
206358
It is a screw-off lid but is very difficult the first time. I used an "ice pick" and put it through the slots and it helped me free the bond and unscrew the top. You can use a screwdriver or any kitchen tool (spoon?) that can fit through the slot. After that first time, it is easier to work.
876148
It is a pull handle. Does not have a push button, simply pull the door handle to open.
2124712
It twists on. It's not threaded, but it does lock in place so the lid doesn't fall off while using it.
817932
Make sur you push it down. It should kind of click. Once in, it's pretty secure. If not, something might be off.