Does the lid screw on or is it a pop top ? I hate those tops that you have to push on to close them or pull them to open them.
903811
It is a screw on lid, very secure and easy to open or close. It does have a tab which closes over the opening in the lid to prevent spillage but it is also very easy to open/close. This opening is what allows you to drink from the thermos.
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.
937596
The lid locks very securely shut. It will not pop open if it is latched, and you can hear the latch engage when closing it.
1233570
The lid does not screw on but you press it onto the top of the "glass" and it STAYS there. It is as secure as you could possibly want or ask for. The question that SHOULD be asked is "If I have long delicate finger-nails am I going to have difficulty prying the top off?" My answer: Yeah, you just might...
1617397
After you take the screw top off, I use a metal nail file between the glass and the plastic top to lever it up and pop it off. After refilling I put the top in the screw top then screw it on. The top will pop back on.
2242251
it just screws off... it's kinda like a thermos... very easy... it goes on as tight or as loose as you want... it pours through the top via a valve that you push in or out... very easy to clean..
418314
Colleen - the top does both. It screws on, and also has a spout which is very easy to use and does not spill when open. I added two more pictures of the cap and spout in the customer images section to help you visualize. Thanks!
1542297
Yes, the top screws off. You have to open the seal on each when first using.
2111345
You just screw it off and on, which is where the "click" sound happens. The lid is two pieces, so in the case of the green cup, the blue part is the lid and the purple part is the silicone spout that you have to wedge in and out for wash and use, and it's kind of a pain. The whole thing then screws right onto the green cup.
1592131
It is very easy to open and close the lid. You do have to make sure that when you close it, you push it all the way down or it won't latch completely and will pop open. But, it doesn't just pop open by itself.
590986
The lid is attached on a hinge... You can only open it by pressing on a button on top to fill it.
5644
These are not screw on lids, they are more pressure locks. When screwing on just tighten slowly until you feel it getting snug, you'll feel the lid snap or click to a position. That's as far as you need to tighten, the seal will do the rest of the work.
1949629
I found it easier to take the lid apart once I realized I need to pull the top off, not try to pry the bottom. I'm talking about the very top part of the lid. Just pop it from the rest. Once my husband showed me, I had to laugh at how frustrated I had been trying to get it apart. Good luck.
2059126
yes, the lid screws off and on. it forms a very tight seal vacuum-like seal.
641106
You turn a plastic thumb screw half turn on each hinge and lid lifts off. Simple yet clever!
2239970
It is threaded on. Turn it counterclockwise, as if you were opening a soda bottle, and the top will come right off.
2261895
Definitely clicks when you put on the lid. Then the lid is somewhat loose while on. It would not come off if you shook it, it requires a little force to remove the lid. The lid is not airtight.
636587
I purchased new ones for personal use as well as buying some for gifts. Though the lid screws on, it is with difficulty, and takes many attempts to secure the lid.I have some that are over twenty years old, and the lid screws on in one try.