Does the wider part of the thermos come off so you can put in ice cubes? Or is there just the small pouring spout for putting in ice and/or water?
325101
Yes, it unscrews. I LOVE this thermos! I have five of them. I reserve two for coffee, because there's a slight coffee smell if I try to put water in after the coffee.
325102
You can drop ice cubes in - no prob. They rattle around (not quiet) but man, does the water stay cold - for a long time!
325103
Yes, the entire top black portion unscrews so you can drop some ice cubes in it. I do that at work all the time.
325104
The top unscrews easily and is perfect for adding ice(I use Arrowhead bagged ice vs. my refrigerator ice lasts longer and tastes better.will keep water cold for two days. best thermos yet....we have one in both cars plus the daughter has one ii her car. Perfect to have workouts and going to kids' soccer/baseball games.Just keep clean and don't over-tighten the top....Great Thermos
325105
Of course u can put ice cubes in it. but I don't thing it is a good container for ice cubes. Actually it is a good mug to keep liquids!
325106
HiThe top unscrews so u can put ice cubes and fill it with your choice of beverageKeeps iced drinks for hours and the same with hot drinks The midnight blue is almost black , very niceHope this helps
897169
The opening is large enough to put Ice cubes in. It is very easy to drink from and clean after use.
1254564
No, the lid does not close off the spout, however, it is not a very large opening.
2251257
You could put individual ice cubes in the 2" diameter opening although I haven't tried it. Good idea though!
678926
I got this specifically because it's designed to drink right out of the Thermos instead of using a cup. There are other similar models that have a cup though, so you should be able to find one you like :)
1119281
Hi...Yes there is a spout that you can pour in from the top without removing the lid. Be very careful washing the glass jar. its heavy glass but I dropped mine into the sink and it broke.
1241883
It's about the same size as a regular thermos ... I haven't tried putting ice in them but I think it would be a bit of a problem if using a standard size ice cube
490412
The top part opens up - the limitation will be size of the hole where you add water. It should accomodate a normal size ice cube from an automatic ice maker from most freezers. But bigger than that may not fit through hole.
270990
The water (after it has cooled) is easy to pour out. No problem with getting water inside. Just pour out the side that doesn't have the slide mechanisim and dry. This is still our favorite item and will be giving as gifts this Christmas.
263146
The spout is leak proof and will not leak if the bottle is on it's side. Just a side note, if you put anything cold in it, the entire bottle gets really cold. I didn't realize this before I purchased the bottle. You can buy a "snuggy" type cover for it, fortunately my son enjoyed the coldness of it.
1472287
Yes, the ice holder is detachable (It screws in and out) and yes, the holder is plastic. I have used the pitcher with the holder and without - no problem with spillage.
490410
You will easily be able to add ice cubes. Although the plastic top cannot be removed, it flips back, exposing almost the entire top. And the tube that pumps water from the bottom of the pot is fully removable.
101430
it is a pour spout. you can get a sport one from eco as well, it has more of a plastic looking lid that is flat and the straw lifts out.
101431
It is a pour spout. It actually has two openings - a large one (for ice) and then the smaller one (pour) for drinking out of.
928793
It is a screw top lid that you open and pour. The top of the Thermos comes off and can be used as a cup. It is quite secure, but cannot be used to "sip" while you are driving.
2127316
You could drink straight from the stopper, which has an opening. Or you could remove the stopper and drink straight from the thermos. However, I wouldn't recommend either with this model. It is more like a thermos, not a thermal mug. If the liquid you have in the thermos is hot, you could burn yourself.
642012
I'm going to say no. The lid covers the ice yes, but it is not a tight seal. If you place this tray at an angle (depending how steep it is) the water will spill out.