What is the cap/spout made of? Silicone?
650380
Cap is hard plastic--supposed to be BPA free. The removable valve inside is silicone.
650381
Unfortunately, no, the actual drinking part is made of a hard plastic :( I was also disappointed in that. The piece that fits inside the drinking spout that regulates the flow of liquid does appear to be made of a silicone type material, but could also be made of plastic, I am not sure on that piece.
225704
It is made from silicone. It holds the lid onto the pot - not a tight seal like a gasket would create, but it keeps the glass lid from knocking into the glass body of the pot.
2158632
Plastic. The spout occasionally pops off. I've never had one do that before, however, I use mine for hand soap rather than lotion. I don't believe I would buy another one like it. Hope that helps you.
809516
The original spigot is plastic with a silver coating. I purchased a ceramic spigot as a replacement/backup in case the original loses its seal from reviews I've read.
198011
We do not have the silicone gaskets to replace on the cap. Here is the information I found from Klean Kanteen: The silicone disk can loosen with time, which allows liquid to escape through the small vent hole. To remedy this, try pulling the disk off, cleaning it with warm, soapy water, then popping it back on to the adapter. You might also need to replace the silicone ring on the inside of your cap. Call customer service at (800) 767-3173 ext. 319 for information on how to get a new silicone gasket for your cap.
223079
Yes, the green is plastic, the same as the last version, but the black valve is a squishy but firm silicone. If you are considering getting this I HIGHLY recommend it. The first iteration of this cap was horrible. This is a solid improvement.
74405
There are plastic parts.. still best spout i have used in a very long time.
193242
It is a white translucent plastic. I don't know about it being silicone. I hope that answers your question
1498724
I think it's glass. I was worried about the plastic (metal-looking) spigot, since some people had complained of leakage, but that's NOT a problem. You reach in and unscrew and remove the spigot entirely and you can wash the glass part in the dishwasher, gently wash the spigot by hand and reinstall. The inside nut governs tightness---and leaks.
1900812
The caps are plastic. I see Deb says the gaskets are glued on, but that (at least in my case) is a false statement. The rubber gaskets are removable and in fact I may change them immediately as they seem less sturdy than the rubber replacement washers I bought for other bottles.
491004
The straw part you drink from is silicone. The tube that goes into the thermos and connects to the straw is plastic.
396988
I can't say for certain since it has been several months since I installed the spout. I know if the majority was plastic parts I would have returned it. I am pleased with the quality for the price as I did return a cheaply made spout ( a different brand).
959754
I think it was aluminum but don't remember. I returned it as spigot leaked.
2025727
HiThe bottle spout is stainless and is part of the liner. The stopper screws into the spout and has a silicone seal at the bottom which seals against the bottom of the spout. The stopper is threaded and the threads have an indentation on two sides which are identified on the top of the stopper. The cool thing is that you can open the stopper just a few turns and pour liquids in the direction indicated without removing the stopper. This gives you a controlled pour if you are riding your horse or something.
1286090
The spigot is made of plastic. I do like this container and the spigot works very well.
390802
Well, now, as of today ... the white cap is plastic with an orange rubber seal. I purchased thinking this was ceramic, but no ... it is plastic.
1451937
The best I can tell is that the interior is metal, aluminum or steel. There is a metal pipe i sert that allows the liquid to be pumped up from the bottom of the container, out through the plastic spigot at the top. I have no idea what the plastic is made of. The liquid only comes in contact with the plastic when it is dispensed. Hope this helps.