Can a straw be used in the lid
1708490
Yea, I just tried it. I put a stainless steel straw in and it was fine. The plastic straws might get pinched a little but liquid should still go through. You might wear out the lid over time using a straw but it should still last a while.
1708491
No, a straw cannot be used in the lid. It has a wide but thin opening that wouldn't accommodate a standard straw.
1708492
I don't believe the lid would be conducive for use with a straw although I haven't tried it. There is only a small opening for the liquid to pass through. If you were able to squeeze a straw into it I don't think you would have very good results. Hope that helps.
143333
Nope! The straw is attached to the lid. We bought a zippy cup straw cleaner as well. Hope that helps!
124404
Reuseable straws are a bit thicker than disposable and slightly less flexible (to smush into shape), so I do not think the reuseable ones would fit well in the opening.
47510
No straw lid available. There isn't a way to hold the straw in place so if you do put a straw it's like putting it in a tall glass cup.
825664
As long as the straw is not too rigid. The opening is like the plastic lid of a to-go coffee cup.
794679
No, the straw would have to bend around a stopper mechanism that would render the straw ineffective, and it won't fit through the stopper opening.
562238
I would say yes, but haven't tried with a straw. There is not a specific opening for a straw.
2053347
No, only a hole to drink from. But I had same thermos for 20+ years before the lid started to leak so if they are made even half as well you'll get plenty of use out of it. But no hole for a straw!!
45808
No, you cannot. I do believe that Thermos has made straw-free ones recently. It has a small opening at the top and it supposedly regulates the flow of liquid.
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.
1768974
No straw included, although any straw would fit. And the lid is pressure fitted, it does not screw on. I spent 2 minutes to learn that.
2222955
Yes, but that completely defeats the purpose of buying this mug. There is a valve that twists, and if that is undone, you could put a straw in, but it's gonna leak bad!
204024
I tried it today and you can but it's a little more difficult than I would prefer. The straw works great tho!
45807
I believe you can remove the straw from the bottom of the lid but then you'd need to remove the lid in order to drink from it. I wouldn't remove the part of the straw that is above the lid because it wouldn't keep your drink warm or cold.
2006018
You can but you'd have to unscrew the straw holder from the lid and that would leave a small hole on the lid. I don't see that as a big issue though.
2006020
Yes, you can take the straw holder off. However, when you do so, the little knob on top will not have anything to hold it on. Perhaps a little super glue would help. Then, you could have the piece removed but still have your knob to pick up the lid.
437885
Yes, you can! I just checked it out... I could easily fit one of the Starbucks reusable straws in there, and I'm sure an even larger one would work just fine.