Can't view the lid... can you put a straw through the opening? Its for my arthritic Mom who needs a handled, wide-bottom cup with a straw.
1536144
Sorry, I no longer own the mug, however it might be possible to get a straw through the opening. Another option could be to drill the hole large enough to accept a straw. Apologies, that I could not be more help-
1536145
I'm guessing you could put a straw in where you would drink from, however, it would probably have to be flattened a bit as the slit is not that big. hope this helped
1536146
Not through the existing hole(s), but it's plastic and could be drilled through very easily.
1536147
No I'm sorry you can not get a straw through the opening, it is more of a slit on top rather then a hole as an opening ~ Trish
1536148
There is not a straw hole. There is a mouth hole (sounds wrong), that if you had a flexible straw it could squeeze in. But would not fit tight. These cups are great they were made for ships. They never tip over, unless you whack it with something. Hope this helps
1536149
No straw can go through the opening. The lid could be manipulated to make the hole a bit bigger, but you would have to do that.
1536150
The lip opening is more of a slit, so I would say a straw would not fit through the opening...Sorry
1199971
I wish I had asked this question before purchase - no the lid does not have an opening to take a sip. Just a plane lid you slip on and twust to seal. Having said that I still would purchase.Roger
36771
no... there's a small hole for air to get in while you drink from a (pretty generous) slit near the edge. The flow of liquid is pretty good so that shouldn't be a problem. You may be able to fit a straw in it, but not a big one.The thing I hated was - the lids didn't seal properly so it was always like drinking from a dribble glass. The ALL did it too, so it wasn't just one bad lid. I ended up returning them...
2006019
No. the lid is connected to a base that the bottom of the straws rest upon. I cannot disconnect my lid. You can put your straws in the glass container, but you cannot use the lid so your straws would be exposed to the dust. My husband used to be able to circumvent everything, to make what I wanted but his health has deteriorated...I am conditioned to think that anything is possible with a creative person, but I would not be able to reconfigure this product.
2006018
You can but you'd have to unscrew the straw holder from the lid and that would leave a small hole on the lid. I don't see that as a big issue though.
1610491
There's no straw inside. It is not completely spill-proof, and even with the valve some leakage occurs. It's also hard to drink out of it when the valve is in, honestly, not the best design - we don't use this one, it's just sitting in the cupboard...
975147
Yes, the lid has opening on the edge for drinking and a straw will fit in that opening.
712153
they may have changed the design for the regular cuppow lids? mine has an oval opening, as i purchased it quite a while ago.i don't think it should make a difference as far as drinking goes. you might want to try contacting cuppow.
1605948
You can remove the straw but the hole can not be closed. It's not a travel mug infuser.
1142432
Yes, the opening is large enough for a straw but I see no need for it. The cup keeps things piping hot or ice cold & you never loose a drop through the sipping spout & I love the quick one quarter turn on and off lid & it fits nicely in any cup holder.
1268217
I don't know about the straws. The lid for the 70 oz mug has a flip top that allows you to drink out of it without spilling. The only thing I have found that could use a slight improvement is that the lid can be a little hard to tighten properly. If you don't get it tight enough some liquid can leak around the threading, and the sip hole will not line up properly with the handle.
440792
No. There is a hole on one side for the straw and a "sipper" slit on the other side that you can drink from.
47508
There is no straw lid that I no of for this. It does have a tea bag filter that is removable and you could easily slip a straw in that way. Hope this helps.
553545
I don't quite understand the question... the straw comes out separate and the lid screws completly off leaving just the cup... I hope that helps
190172
No, there is no straw. Just a little flippy-top lid. You could flip open the lid, and use a straw, but it would have to be a pretty long one!
430798
The hole is very large you can drink out of it without a straw. I say just about any straw will fit. I don't understand the question about what side the hole is on. My daughter uses hers everyday.
1815070
The opening that you drink from is *just* wide enough to also support a straw, but it has to be a tall straw, and it can't be the hard plastic kind; to fit, it has to push oblong just the tiniest bit. That said, I usually get a tall straw when I refill at QT or Racetrac, and that works fine.