I dont see the drinking spout, am I going to have to unscrew the top when I need to drink?
898964
Yes, so I pour it into another glass, which doesn't make it convient for on the go. But I love the rest of the functions of it!
898965
You do indeed need to unscrew the top to drink. My three adult children and I like it so much that we usually end up downing the entire contents in a few swigs, so that has not been an issue. No more forcing myself to take in my water requirements a sip at a time.
898966
You are correct- there is NO spout! You have to unscrew and either drink from the top, or I just pour it into a glass, as the top doesn't feel designed to drink from comfortably.
898967
Contact the manufacturer. Zinganything.com. They have a Sports Cap that has a built in straw. They will replace it for you for free. As far as the metallic taste is concerned, try using 8 ounces of distilled water and 8 ounces of vinegar mix together in the bottle leaving in the refrigerator overnight and then rinse it thoroughly. That should get rid of the metallic taste. If it comes back repeat the process. Remember to hand wash it first using soap and water before using the vinegar and water solution. I can't stand the taste of metal either and this has always worked. However it is not a permanent solution and must be repeated but it usually lasts quite a while. Contact the manufacturer. Zinganything.com. They have a Sports Cap that has a built in straw. They will replace it for you for free. As far as the metallic taste is concerned, try using 8 ounces of distilled water and 8 ounces of vinegar mix together in the bottle leaving in the refrigerator overnight and then rinse it thoroughly. That should get rid of the metallic taste. If it comes back repeat the process. Remember to hand wash it first using soap and water before using the vinegar and water solution. I can't stand the taste of metal either and this has always worked. However it is not a... » Read More Contact the manufacturer. Zinganything.com. They have a Sports Cap that has a built in straw. They will replace it for you for free. As far as the metallic taste is concerned, try using 8 ounces of distilled water and 8 ounces of vinegar mix together in the bottle leaving in the refrigerator overnight and then rinse it thoroughly. That should get rid of the metallic taste. If it comes back repeat the process. Remember to hand wash it first using soap and water before using the vinegar and water solution. I can't stand the taste of metal either and this has always worked. However it is not a permanent solution and must be repeated but it usually lasts quite a while. « Show Less
898968
That's what I didn't like about it either. When drinking out of the container it also left a metallic taste in my mouth. For me it was a waste of money.
898969
There is no spout, yes you would have to open for a sip, I pour mine in a clean water bottle while I make more so I can grab bottle and go. Product is worth it!!!!
898970
This is a device just to make your beverage. Then you pour it into a glass to drink. This is not an "on the go" drinking bottle. I use it a lot while at home. Works quite well and I am quite happy with it..
790508
Oh yes. If you are familiar with "Tervis Tumblers", the colored top is removable. You take off the top to fill the glass, then replace the top to drink.
55760
There is no spout - you remove the cap and drink from the bottle. The area that touches the mouth is only glass.
170286
I purchased this for a friend and never saw the item but I own two others that don't have a flip lid. The tops on mine are one piece that unscrew. Perhaps it is to make travel drinking easier while driving or for cleaning?
1750480
The top is a cup that you unscrew. It is a vacuum bottle (thermos) not a container with a drinking/sip spout.
401601
This unit is a top loader. Unfortunately, it does not have a spigot up top, you have to aim the bottle into the opening. I found this unit totally unacceptable. Buy at your own risk.
1778629
I don't know if it unscrews. It doesn't leak and I wouldn't want to break any seal. The top has a large enough opening to get your hand in to clean.
1890548
It does not. The cap unscrews and completely comes off and you drink as if from an ordinary cup.
1185986
hi, the top does screw off. there is also another piece or top that is shaped like a disk. that 1 fits on top of the actual lid. i never use this piece. it just protects where u drink from the cup. you would need to remove it ever time u wanted a drink. the only issue with the mug is that the rubber gasket on the bottom of the mug keeps falling off.
624899
I believe you could drink a smoothie through the spout. And if it clogs up at all you always have the option of taking the lid completely off to get to the last drop!
1239776
The drinking spout is 1 inch exactly. The opening without the lid is 2 1/4 inches.
1498366
I had the same issue at first. I still don't understand what the top cap is for. To drink out of it, unscrew the whole top. Where you pour the water in is also where you're supposed to drink.
1774439
No. The blades are attached to a screw on lid. You remove the cup with that lid, unscrew the blades and then put your drinking lid on.
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 :)
1270199
Yes you do need to take entire cap off to drink. Top opening is about an inch and a half wide.
1018561
No, because the spout is connected to the filter and you can only sip from it.
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.