Does the plunger lid have a drinking spout, or do you have to change lids. If yes, does spout opening include mesh, to help keep any loose bits comin
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The plunger lid has a screened opening to drink from. The cup also comes with a second lid with no plunger and an opening to drink from (no screen on this one, though). Both lids screw onto the cup for a snug fit. Both also have a twist cover for the drinking opening - to reduce spilling and heat loss. I usually just use the plunger lid (so I don't have to carry two) and use the coffee stored in the base to make a second cup later in the day. Except for the plunger (and the screen), they look and work the same.
239503
Yes and yes - it has a meshed drinking spout - never an issue with "loose bits" Comes with an extra lid in case you want hot cocoa or something - it's not needed for the press.
239504
Plunger lid has a spout with mesh screen in it to filter any remaining grounds. Don't have any problem with grounds getting past that.
239505
Yes, the plunger lid does have a screened drinking spout. Plus when the plunger is pushed down to filter the coffe it traps most all of the coffee grounds but if any tiny bits remain the screen in the drinking spout catches it. I usually just leave the plunger lid on and drink my coffe this way so I don't have to go to the trouble of changing the lid.
646391
It only comes with one lid (the plunger). I think it could still work other drinks.
903812
The lid screws on, and you have a flip open drinking slot. We have had these cups, or a replacement set for many years and think they are superb.
1808633
It has a short spout. My 3-yr old pours herself with no spilling. We love this set! I had wanted porcelain, but now I'm really glad we have this instead! (We do have to hold the lid when pouring, but the same is true of any "real" tea pot, so we don't mind.)
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The entire lid IS stainless.. Not plastic. Silicone & mesh plunger very sturdy AND you can replace it as needed, if the silicone wears down. There is plastic on the rim of the mesh that covers the pour spout but again seems pretty sturdy.
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.
620743
Mine has a button on the cover that pushes in to drink, so I can't really say. Loose parts in the stainless? Does not sound good. Are you sure you are referring to the 'vacuum' stainless? They do have other versions.
646390
This comes with only one lid which has the plunger. I use it for all my beverages. The plunger just pushes out of the way.
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Yes, it's intended to be a little loose. That appears to just be part of the design. The top on mine does not fit tightly into the glass beeker whether the plunger is up or down.
1126817
Ours came with the spout and there is a little silicone (like a sippy cup) insert that fits into the spout. it's a great "big kid" bottle but beware that it's not leakproof!!
966916
The inner cap of the lid and the part of the plunger that holds the mesh are plastic. The plunger shaft is metal.
927837
Not the spout itself. Of course you twist the top to close or open the bottle.
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If I remember correctly the spout came wrapped in plastic. Did you remove that. It does not pour. You have to suck like you would on a straw.
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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.
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It has a screw on cap approx 4"d. No spout. I am happy with my purchase and use it frequently.
700677
There is no spout. the thumb tab opens and closes the internal valve. the whole rim can be used to drink from .
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yes it does. The thing you see sticking up on top of the jug is the handle and the flip spout combined. I don't know why they don't show a side view of the jug in the picture so one could see the handle. It is a great jug if you know the secret to keep it from leaking. First open the spout all the way pushing down on it. It will feel like the lid just slightly deforms. I don't know why but this makes it much easier, at least with mine, to screw the lid on. It must deform the lid to a better shape so it goes on easier. Next screw the lid on tight, and then when you drink, open the spout the same way. Voila, no leaks. It did leak before I figured this out. yes it does. The thing you see sticking up on top of the jug is the handle and the flip spout combined. I don't know why they don't show a side view of the jug in the picture so one could see the handle. It is a great jug if you know the secret to keep it from leaking. First open the spout all the way pushing down on it. It will feel like the lid just slightly deforms. I don't know why but this makes it much easier, at least with mine, to screw the lid on. It must deform the lid to a better shape so it goes on easier. Next screw the lid on tight, and then when you drink, open the spout the... » Read More yes it does. The thing you see sticking up on top of the jug is the handle and the flip spout combined. I don't know why they don't show a side view of the jug in the picture so one could see the handle. It is a great jug if you know the secret to keep it from leaking. First open the spout all the way pushing down on it. It will feel like the lid just slightly deforms. I don't know why but this makes it much easier, at least with mine, to screw the lid on. It must deform the lid to a better shape so it goes on easier. Next screw the lid on tight, and then when you drink, open the spout the same way. Voila, no leaks. It did leak before I figured this out. « Show Less