I can't figure out if these have a pull-top spout. Do they? Or do you take the top off to drink?
111280
No spout. You unscrew the entire cap. I bought 2 they are a great bottle. Hope this helps! Get outdoors!
111281
No pull top spout. You need to unscrew the top cap, which to secured to the bottle by the flexible strap.
362837
No, they do not. It's a nice small cup but I feel the top guard is not even necessary.
780166
Yes, that's the reason I bought it. However it is not a sipper spout. You must pour it into cup.
55758
There is no spout, once you remove the lid it is only glass touching your mouth. This is why there is no spout, to avoid the plastickyness :)
55760
There is no spout - you remove the cap and drink from the bottle. The area that touches the mouth is only glass.
592869
The Cap Screws Off And You Drink From The Top, No spout. Easy For The kids and Easy To Clean. They Don't Leak.
1953764
It does not have a sipping spout. The lids screw on and off. I love this cup though.
517515
no spout inside. there is the large opening lid and within that lid a smaller opening one that makes it easier to pour from. Personally I hate water cans with the spout inside because that spout is easily contaminated and then so is your water when you put it back inside.
1548412
no, you have to buy them separately. they are cheap, tho, i think. i am just using them for drinking
1885159
I don't use the push pull lids, I just unscrew the whole top and drink out of the threaded opening.
1403315
It has a fold out spout, but you will need to lift it and tilt your head back to drink from it. It has no straw.
1470207
That little cap you mean? That is for added leak protection when transporting the cup. You take it out to drink. When the spouts are new they take a little "breaking in" first. Pinch it a few times and also let some of the air out every so often. Hope that helps!
1498369
The top cap is just easy access for cleaning. You'll have to unscrew the cap to drink from the mug, I usually just leave it unscrewed and set it on the top of the mug when I'm using it. It'll still keep warm that way, but it's much easier to drink from.
1096551
No. It sits on top of the cup and then you take it off to drink. Like they said, just the small hole for the steam/pressure.
1070304
No, these cans do not have a water spout. There are several options for pouring out the contents, based on what you want to do. You can see the large lid screws in and can be removed, and there is a small screw lid built into the larger lid that can be attached to a garden hose.
1820522
yes, you have to remove the cap. Its an open crock. You just slowly pour the water until the bottle is on top of the crock. I never spill:) I love my crock!
1498368
You have to unscrew the top, you can't drink with just the thin part removed it's not designed to work that way. The purpose of the elaborate top seems to be to allow for expansion from steam from hot liquids while preventing leakage, not for drinking through just the thin top. If you follow the cleaning instructions, you'll see that there's a rubber plug of sorts that would prevent any liquid from coming through.