Is there a spout to drink from or do you just remove the cap? Is the area that touches the mouth plastic free?
55756
I ordered a separate cap with a "spout" for this product which works much better than drinking from a big round lid (basically). These products are environmentally-friendly and the plastic piece is BPA-free. The sleeve on the outside of the bottle feels more like silicone than plastic, if you were curious about this. My husband is extremely fussy and he's been taking this to work with a protein shake in it EVERY single day!
55757
You just remove the cap and drink from the bottle, the glass, no plastic touches your mouth.
55758
There is no spout, once you remove the lid it is only glass touching your mouth. This is why there is no spout, to avoid the plastickyness :)
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
55760
There is no spout - you remove the cap and drink from the bottle. The area that touches the mouth is only glass.
55761
For this cap, you would remove the cap. The area that touches the mouth is glass, not plastic. They have other caps that features a little spout, but this one is a screw on/off cap. I find this one pretty easy to use.
55762
There isn't a spout on the cap. The cap must be unscrewed and the wide-mouth opening revealed in order to take a drink. Your mouth only touches glass.
1695745
No spout but a smaller drinking water outlet in the larger cap. Excellent sturdy container....
1750483
it's a screw off top. not very easy to drink out of, but the lid doubles as a small cup.
282367
I put hot water in it with a little dish soap, put the cap and and shake. This cleans it pretty well. Once or twice I have stuffed a small rag inside and swished it around with the handle from a wooden spoon. I suppose a bottle brush would also work but is not usually needed. The opening on the narrow mouth is 1 1/4" wide and is by far the easiest to drink out of.
1498366
I had the same issue at first. I still don't understand what the top cap is for. To drink out of it, unscrew the whole top. Where you pour the water in is also where you're supposed to drink.
1811681
The white cap Is a splash guard. It is not actually attached to the frother or glass. It lightly braces itself in the narrowest part of the glass.
1820522
yes, you have to remove the cap. Its an open crock. You just slowly pour the water until the bottle is on top of the crock. I never spill:) I love my crock!
1659575
The bottle has a foil seal. Don't remove it. Just poke a tiny hole in the center with a pin, and it works really well. Another thing I might do is transfer some into a small travel-size bottle...hopefully one with closeable spout. Way easier to handle! Hope that helps.
1297255
It unscrews. If the top is stuck, gently use the part on top that closes the opening that you drink from and turn it to the left. After filling "Bubba" I always make sure to wipe the threads on it dry.
1018561
No, because the spout is connected to the filter and you can only sip from it.
1615941
you can drink from the bottle without getin=ng tea in your mouth. a sipper lid i usually think of on a baby bottle. so not really sure what you mean by a sipper lid
1890548
It does not. The cap unscrews and completely comes off and you drink as if from an ordinary cup.
101430
it is a pour spout. you can get a sport one from eco as well, it has more of a plastic looking lid that is flat and the straw lifts out.
2253812
This bottle has what is called a drinking spout. Its about the same width as a children's marker is. Its raised a little from the lid base to make drinking from it easier. So, you open the top and that spout it's then visible to drink from. Due to the spouts size its very easy to clean. I would say the hole of the drinking spout is about half an inch in diameter.
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.
898965
You do indeed need to unscrew the top to drink. My three adult children and I like it so much that we usually end up downing the entire contents in a few swigs, so that has not been an issue. No more forcing myself to take in my water requirements a sip at a time.
1498369
The top cap is just easy access for cleaning. You'll have to unscrew the cap to drink from the mug, I usually just leave it unscrewed and set it on the top of the mug when I'm using it. It'll still keep warm that way, but it's much easier to drink from.