Can you drink from the top without using your fingers to open it?
322146
No..this is not a flip top product. Unscrew the lid and then you can drink. A little tricky if you are driving.
322147
No, you have to open the cap by turning it. It can be difficult to open and drink out of it while running on a treadmill.
1919049
The flip up water spout work well and yes you can drink directly from the jug. The spout works well as long as you have pulled "all the way" up. If you open it partially, you could get water dribbled down the front of what ever you are wearing. It's not a problem as long as you open it completely. You'll hear a click when it locks into open position and then you are ready to pour/drink.
594775
No. You need to twist the cap open to use and twist shut when not drinking. This process keeps the temperature (hot or cold) for a long time.
1750480
The top is a cup that you unscrew. It is a vacuum bottle (thermos) not a container with a drinking/sip spout.
1406217
You can drink as if you do out of a faucet. not designed to drink directly out of it, but you can.
825663
I doubt it, it is a small, oval opening. Main issue we have had is that the lid is not very secure. The lid is fine to use in a limited way such as to transport the cup, but you wouldn't want to tilt it and drink out of it without keeping a finger or two on top to make sure it doesn't accidentally open up.
279963
You drink directly from the glass not through the plastic cap. You have to take the cap off to drink the beverage.
866609
The top is hinged to the cap and not the body of the thermos. When the top Is open it remains open while drinking. This is completed by the use of an interior spring on the hinge.
992149
Yes, and you can even hold the handle in one hand and pour without having to hold down the lid.
441995
The white cap, which is attached to the lid, pops open allowing you to tip the bottle up to drink from it. You can squeeze the bottle but it is not necessary as the opening is the same size as a standard water bottle. Very good seal and the attached ring holder makes walking while holding the bottle very convenient.
690973
Not unless it was a VERY skinny straw. There are 4 parts, the bottle itself, the main cap, the section that goes inside the bottle for fruit, etc., which is perforated to allow the water to pass through for the infusion process, and the 'lid' for that section, which has small, oval holes which sieve the infused water through. The 'lip' you drink from is thin enough to where there is no 'dribbling' when you drink. Great contraption, I really like mine.
1934143
It is very easy to open with just one finger. You push sideways on a button on the lid and lift. But, actually you don't have to fill by opening the lid. You may fill it by pouring directly into the front end of the pour spout. No lid opening required! I love this kettle. Its speed in heating just bold me over.
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.
102866
You can open it manually but it has a very small handle on the lid and if your fingers are oily it will be difficult.
2225452
yes, you can drink it without the lid. No lip at all, just a smooth stainless cup.
385165
Yes, just an FYI, the pour spout is very hard to open so if you don't have strength in your hands it might be difficult to open.
946358
Yes. there is a plastic ring around the inside to drink from. You don't burn your lips.