Does the plunger lid have a drinking spout, or do you have to change lids. If yes, does spout opening include mesh, to help keep any loose bits comin
239502
The plunger lid has a screened opening to drink from. The cup also comes with a second lid with no plunger and an opening to drink from (no screen on this one, though). Both lids screw onto the cup for a snug fit. Both also have a twist cover for the drinking opening - to reduce spilling and heat loss. I usually just use the plunger lid (so I don't have to carry two) and use the coffee stored in the base to make a second cup later in the day. Except for the plunger (and the screen), they look and work the same.
239503
Yes and yes - it has a meshed drinking spout - never an issue with "loose bits" Comes with an extra lid in case you want hot cocoa or something - it's not needed for the press.
239504
Plunger lid has a spout with mesh screen in it to filter any remaining grounds. Don't have any problem with grounds getting past that.
239505
Yes, the plunger lid does have a screened drinking spout. Plus when the plunger is pushed down to filter the coffe it traps most all of the coffee grounds but if any tiny bits remain the screen in the drinking spout catches it. I usually just leave the plunger lid on and drink my coffe this way so I don't have to go to the trouble of changing the lid.
386804
The lids that came with mine have one small hole for air and a larger hole for drinking. Hole doesn't close. The drinking hole is about the size of a penny cut in half.
538747
I don't think so. We have two of the mugs, and neither came with the second lid. My boyfriend bought his a few years ago, and got the extra lid separately, but I bought mine this spring and have been unable to find a second non-plunger lid.Edited for typo.
898966
You are correct- there is NO spout! You have to unscrew and either drink from the top, or I just pour it into a glass, as the top doesn't feel designed to drink from comfortably.
336304
I doesn't have a 'sip' type lid, it is just wide open when you drink from it. It is easier to drink from if you keep the sieve part on, which is how I almost always drink from it. I just unscrew the lid and drink through the sieve, even if I am using a tea bag.Hope this helps.
780166
Yes, that's the reason I bought it. However it is not a sipper spout. You must pour it into cup.
1808633
It has a short spout. My 3-yr old pours herself with no spilling. We love this set! I had wanted porcelain, but now I'm really glad we have this instead! (We do have to hold the lid when pouring, but the same is true of any "real" tea pot, so we don't mind.)
1434386
The entire lid IS stainless.. Not plastic. Silicone & mesh plunger very sturdy AND you can replace it as needed, if the silicone wears down. There is plastic on the rim of the mesh that covers the pour spout but again seems pretty sturdy.
1452321
Yes, it does have a spout; you may not be able to see it because it is clear acrylic. The spout also folds back onto the bottle to keep it closed when you are not drinking from it.
1518763
The metal spout is fixed to one side. You actually have to slip the metal part into a plastic component.
101308
Stainless steel the top of the cup is plastic where the lid attaches and i loved my first one so much i bought an other one well worth it to me at any cost. do not have top fumble the lid open and where to drink out of it....I call it a contractors sippy cup....lol. hope the helps you out
1848354
it does not come with a lid. It has a valve inside that helps with spillage somewhat, but not 100%. Honestly it's really hard to drink from it and my son cannot do it by himself (he's almost a year old). The top is too hard, so I wouldn't recommend this sippy.
698802
On ours there are notches for the handles so they do not twist. The lid also only screws down far enough to 'lock' in place. The spout will then align with the handles.
772732
The round part just below the plunger is the lid and it will unscrew. My wife added a liquid soap designed for women private parts. Unless you use it more than once a week, it will plug up and then you have to take it apart and clean it. Others have experienced this same problem. Be careful not to cross thread the lid when putting it back on.
2184799
The spout has one opening,but the sprinkler head is very slow and soft And it is galvanized to the spout.I drilled more holes in mine and gently pried it off with a putty knife, bought a new spout for gentle watering. Overall very happy with the can.
1227518
I don't have any pouring spouts on the pot I got. I don't know which version she got. The lid fits very tight on mine, I use it for canning.
517516
No inner spout, Kim. Just a large hole & twist cap. But on the twist cap is a smaller capped opening and a breather cap so you have a choice of pour volume. If you use the smaller pour hole, you need to open the adjacent vent so that the pour has a consistent flow so I don't think you really need a spout? If that doesn't work for you, you can always use a plastic funnel. Hope this helps.