Is the drinking hole seal-able?
753469
Not as part of the cup ~ s'pose you could jam something in if really needed.
753470
To reduce the likelihood of a leak, I use a long straw, if available. The cup does not come with anything to close the hole, so the cup should not be tilted.
753471
Not sure what you would use but it does not come with anything to close the drinking hole. I would add that I haven't had a problem with it spilling in the car.
636584
The lid screws in and there is a flip top tap that covers the drinking hole. It will leak through that hole if you turn it over. Nevertheless, this mug is as good as it gets. You'll be a fan, I promise. I use the brown one for my coffee and a silver one for water, which, with ice, will keep cold all day long.
2136125
Actually never thought about doing it. However, they are so small you probably can't find a lid small enough. Perhaps, if you take Glad Press 'N Seal (NOT regular Glad Plastic Wrap) and seal it very tightly so the top is tight as a drum, then you may be able to take a small knife point and make a small hole near the edge for drinking. If you don't want the hole for drinking, then the glass tightly sealed with Glad Press 'N Seal might keep it spill proof, say in a cup holder until you reach your destination. Hope this helps.
1243374
I would say no. Though it would be possible to drill a hole with the proper tool, the waviness of the glass at the lower edge of the jar will no give a flat snug fit for a spigot to seal against.
442406
I agree with J. Bauer comment! If your nose touches the hole it will stop the flow of whatever you're drinking. Maybe just check the hole as well make sure it is not partially clogged with something.
2102203
It does,have the hole .only recommendation is to make sure yours has the same indemtations..or same shape...because that's what forms the seal
2066934
from what i have seen on the two product pages, i don't think so. the fizzini has little knobs that allow for a quarter turn to seal. the soda stream bottle page seems to look like the bottle is threaded.
1427184
No. It can be closed and not leak. The hole to drink from is large enough that it has never been a problem.
1256035
Hello Douglas. Yes, the screw-on lid has holes which can be opened (for drinking), or closed (to prevent spilling), via a small lever. One quick note: this is a great travel mug and I highly recommend it, but if I had to do this purchase over again, I would have selected one without a handle on it. This is for two reasons: First, the handle does not fit well into the cup holders in my van, and secondly, when I screw the lid on, I find it difficult to line up the drinking slot with the "front" of the mug. When i hold the handle to drink, the slot through which the coffee is poured is slightly askew, making drinking a bit awkward. Without a handle, of course, there would be nothing for the slots to line up with, so you could just screw the lid on tightly and drink away. Buying the handle version was a mistake, albeit a non-critical one. Hope this helps!
1535127
Yes, there is a gasket around the inside of the lid. There is also a small O-ring on the release valve. The product is well made.
1501099
Yes, the protective cover is a push bottom that reveals an opening you can drink from. The top may be unscrewed to fill and clean.
1458036
It can, but I do not pull it apart. Once the plastic bottle is removed the hole is wide enough for cleaning without having to remove.
2014859
hello, yes there is a fairly thick seal in the inside of the cap. The liquid truly locks in.
1181068
Yes, and the lid serves as a vacuum seal to keep the water overflowing out the hole in the bottom. I like how it's got a sturdy handle.
2184806
In short, yes. In detail, read on...It has a tiny stopper (a small silicone piece located in the flip up spout). I thought it would leak, but, nope. It didn't. But I closed it from the start, and never allowed juice and pulp to impede the seal. I emptied the holding area of juice as it filled, removing the whole bowl, then replacing, and continuing to juice. I think, if I had used the pour spout though, it would've become clogged with pulp, so technically the spout is useless if your juice is pulpy or you don't keep an eye on it for clogs. But it served it's purpose for me!
987286
Sorry I'm not sure what you are asking. I have had my bottle for a while and don't know anything about a seal.
1352738
Yes, there is a hole for a large diameter straw (7.5mm) at the opposite side of a sip hole.