Is there a place to put a stainless steel straw in?
1555298
You should be able to if you disconnect the seal system - like you do when you clean it. You will have a hole in the other side of the lid directly across from the straw. The cup is made for left or right hand. I did try this with a plastic straw. Note that the seal may touch the straw and make it hard to remove as you pull it out. You may have to open the lid and pull the seal back to remove the straw.
1383301
The opening is 7/16 inch, the straws that come with it are quite wide. I use stainless steel straws and they are quite a bit narrower than the opening.
935749
Yes, there are two holes in the top, one a vent and the other larger football shaped to drink from that can fit a straw. There is a rotating slide that covers the holes.
106980
Sure. When you flip open the top to expose the opening you would drink from, there is enough space to put a straw inside. Hope that helps!
876887
It should accept most plastic and stainless straws, and some smaller diameter glass straws!
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.
1383299
The opening is ½" across the center. I'm sure it would accommodate a fairly large straw. Wherever did you get glass straws? I want some!
2092017
When I purchased on a while ago, it did come with a stainless steel straw and a little bottlebrush to clean it with!
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.
343958
Yes, you could remove the straw and tilt it to drink. I believe it is BPA safe though if you are worried about the plastic.
1999507
I'm sure any straw would fit into the opening, but it would have to be fairly long to stick out of the top.
1686528
The opening under the sliding closer is sort of a half moon shape, so yes you could use a straw, a standard size one would fit. A larger one, like the ones that come with Tervis-type cups, would be too big.
1272870
I put regular dollar store bendy straws in mine... It doesn't hold many though.
935748
Yes. A standard straw fits fine. I tried a thicker, heavy-walled straw that came with another cup, but it didn't quite fit. The larger-diameter straws like you get from some fast-food restaurants might be a little big but, having thin walls, you could squeeze them in no problem.
498872
I use plastic bendable straws and they fit perfectly in the mouth opening. This way you can change straws for hygienic reasons.
858904
Can't answer because I have never used stainless steel straws; however, I have had these for quite sometime and they are still like new. I expect they will last a very long time. As long as stainless steel? Not sure but I would say it will be many years before they are no longer useful.
124405
Yes, re-usable straws do fit. At least the one's I have do: Epica Stainless Steel