is the locking lid latch removable?
741046
Yes, that's the best part. Easy to put in ice since there's a wide mouth under the lid, but it's easy to drink out of without pouring water all over your chest.
741047
No. The entire lid unscrews from the bottle, but the flip lid stays attached.
741048
I don't think so. But you can pull it down with one thumb. Then you press a button and the top pops up. It's very easy to use.
741049
The black portion of the lid is threaded and screws on. Inside, there is an O-ring for the seal, which is removable for cleaning. The top portion of the lid opens and shuts, but is not removable from the black screw on portion.
1146182
Not really, as long as you lock it. you can latch it closed and then there is a switch to actually lock it.
1605723
It locks, but is easy to break into. This is not for someone who might purposely try to take extra meds. Also the cover on this model is clear so contents can easily be seen. Some models have a solid lid, but not this one.
243415
No, the lid doesn't have a lock, it has a rubber seal and pushes onto the cup. Have never had a problem with the lid coming off. It is easy to remove and clean. This is by far the best travel mug I have ever used and it keeps your beverage hot for hours! If you keep the opening on the lid closed, your coffee will stay hot for 8 hours or more! Cleaning is easy and I throw mine in the dishwasher top rack all the time.
2203332
all I did was swap puit the lock. never removed the latch assembly. I would think it is a straight forward swap.
972797
Yes, this latch does have a place for a bolt or lock to prevent it from opening.
381738
Nope, the locking parts are stuck to the lid and sometimes flop down and get in the way a bit. They are supposed to fit in a little slot to stay put, but mine don't. Not a big deal and am used to it now. I think that they have a similar model without the locks though.
1865767
Yes you must make sure the lock is off, then, turn the lid using the lid's plastic handles.
684616
No, the lid does not lock. But you could put one of these child proof locks on it? http://www.amazon.com/Munchkin-XTRAGUARD-Count-Action-Latches/dp/B007A2ZSZ8/ref=sr_1_1?s=baby-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1397532862&sr=1-1
1236123
Yes, there is a hole to the right of the latch that allows the lid to be locked to the bottom.
75037
No specific latch. The lid sort of snaps down when you shut it. Not tightly, but it does appear to have a little bit of a lip that it slides past to keep it shut. It's easy to open when you use it, however. I've never had a problem with it opening in the wind or anything.
327607
No, it just latches. You can "set" it to remain unlatched with a hex key from the inside, but there is no typical key to lock the door.
1140365
Hi. I have one of these, and I can take the lid off of mine without removing it from the base.
2214655
I'm not sure what you mean by a lid lock. It has the metal part where your latch hooks to it so it opens a shuts with the handle. There is no lock on it, you just close it and it stays shut.
2188013
No, the lid does not lock. It has a one-inch lip with two sets of straining holes that a person can line up with the pouring spout to drain liquid from the pot without losing the other contents. It is heavy enough and fits closely enough to hold it down during a full boil but not too snugly to hinder removing it.
378277
There is not a "latch" type lock to keep it closed but the top lid will lock in the open position. There are two brass handles which you have probably seen in the photos. The coolers are great. I have 2 and they keep drinks cold in the Dallas heat. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions. Stephan
381736
I've looked at the part of the lock - you can remove the metal (clips) part that attaches the top lid to the crock-pot, just widen the metal clip to remove it. The other part of the lock (which is black plastic) on the lid is NOT removable. I'm using this for home use only and do not use the lock. Hope this helps.