Does the lid allow sipping while it's in-place? Is it spill-proof?
1533859
The lid closes so that it is quite, but not "fail safe" leakless, and after twisting the lid it is easy and convenient to sipI bought 4 of these, because I love them so much. But, the last order it had some hole somewhere and water somehowcollected inside the vacuum center and sloshes around unappetizingly, and keeps the cup from keeping hot drinksfrom staying hot. Ihope this was only a rarity. But, just telling the truth.
1533860
Yes, you can sip with the lid in place. It doesn't spill but if it fell over, It would. The bottom pad came off the bottom and the handle is peeling. Also, you can NOT put this in the dishwasher because water gets inside and will leak out when you are using the cup. I would not get this one again.
1533861
Honestly, I leave this cup in the office so I removed the lid and don't know where it is. If my memory serves, the lid did allow sipping and is spill-proof. I just can't confirm it 100%. Sorry.
1533862
Yes! It does allow sipping while its in place. I don't think it is spill-proof. The lid is a little loose on top.
541351
The lid does stay back when you are drinking. It does not flip forward and hit your nose;-)
636588
Yes the top screws on. There is a flip closure for the drinking portion. It is not completely spill proof but close. Nissan makes a unit with the same base but with a screw on levered top (JMH402P only comes in SS). It is much more spill proof but a little harder to drink out of.
1785997
The lid screws on tightly. The lip you drink out of snaps. I carry it around in a bag...even when its full and it has never spilled.
2003149
The lid does not have an open and close hole. However, it is designed so that it would not spill much.
298071
It does have a sipping option with the lid on. The secret is to turn the "gizmo" on the lid so it opens. This one has a screw-on lid, which is so much better in case one drops it. My old lens cup didn't screw on but was just pushed down in place, and it spilled when I would drop it. The new ones are much nicer.
2227402
2 yes' and 2 no's. Interesting. I didn't know they made a "spill proof" lid for ANY coffee pot. However, I do not have any trouble with this one. And, as someone else said, you can sneak a cup while it is still brewing.
143116
Not spill-proof. The lid is hinged...doesn't screw down. Take it to parties only if your wife is in the passenger seat holding it. I actually don't like it. Go on eBay and get a Pfaltzgraff Insulated Thermal Carafe (not mfd anymore I don't think). Glass interior, like the old thermos bottles, screw-down lid...you might have a chance of taking it to a party...try to find one nib.
1476859
I really have no problems spilling. I do hold the end of the lid with my thumb just in case it decides to come off. Hope this helps you out.
1545184
A version of this container with a non-spill drinkable lid is available on the seller's website at http://sunstea.com/cgi-bin/store/commerce.cgi?product=Double_Wall_Glasses&pid;=75.
970533
Not really. It still screws on tight and I have no problems with leaks or anything but when tight the hole in the lid is too close to the handle to make it easy to hold & drink out of. It doesn't bother me though because I use a big long straw to sip out of. Keeps my stuff cold all day & I love it.
1924606
It's a sippy lid. It has a sliding closure so you can close it to prevent spilling.
1191326
No, not at all. I clean it with a bottle-type brush, which works great. My only complaint on this mug is that it doesn't seal well, so if you tip it, your drink spills easily. Have to push down plug in drink opening hard to seal, and not sure that makes it spill-proof. Otherwise, I really like it...
1501099
Yes, the protective cover is a push bottom that reveals an opening you can drink from. The top may be unscrewed to fill and clean.
1610490
It's a "straw" connected to the lid but it's hard plastic, not soft. It's pretty good for non-spill. I don't think you'll find a completely non-spill cup ever! haha. But this comes pretty close. It will drip liquid if you turn it upside down and shake it though.
1476861
No as long as the lid is snapped on tight it does not spill. If the lid is a little ajar, it will dribble a little. So make sure it's snapped on and that should fix the problem.
1429598
No. It's leakproof in the sense that it won't leak around the edges while you're drinking but the holes in the lid don't seal at all. I transport my jars with the normal mason lid and then switch when I'm ready to drink.