Is there a place to put a stainless steel straw in?
1555298
You should be able to if you disconnect the seal system - like you do when you clean it. You will have a hole in the other side of the lid directly across from the straw. The cup is made for left or right hand. I did try this with a plastic straw. Note that the seal may touch the straw and make it hard to remove as you pull it out. You may have to open the lid and pull the seal back to remove the straw.
975147
Yes, the lid has opening on the edge for drinking and a straw will fit in that opening.
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.
2006017
You can remove the little tray at the bottom that holds the straws, but the rod would stay in place just hanging there. You could either cut the rod out or take it to the hardware store and ask them to find you a little bolt that is threaded the same to use in place of the rod.
437885
Yes, you can! I just checked it out... I could easily fit one of the Starbucks reusable straws in there, and I'm sure an even larger one would work just fine.
93160
a straw would fit but it is made for drinking out of the bottle. I was not happy with this product. The colors are awesome but peal after a few washings. They also dent very quickly if dropped.
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
2006016
The straw holder screws into the knob on the top. But it can be done. (I use it to hold dry pasta, looks retro chic in my kitchen) unscrew the knob, remove straw holder, super glue knob back on, wipe excess super glue off following day with q-tip and nail polish remover! Viola! Hope that helps
1048393
yes, it fits a straw nicely. i use stainless steel straws, but it would also accommodate a plastic straw.
513676
NO! ! Mine came ONLY with a clear plastic straw, no stainless steel one at all. The MAIN reason I bought this cup was so that I could AVOID plastic. Now, I'm STILL stuck drinking out of plastic! They just edited their response to say that it no longer comes with a SS straw as of 2014. Look at all of the comments from people who purchased this tumbler in 2014 and it DID come with a SS straw. hmmmmmmm funny business here
1792198
Yes, even though it is not a completely round opening, a straw will fit within it.
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.
1682479
Yes, there is a hard plastic straw inside that attaches to the soft silicone piece that is connected to the lid and which forms the "straw" from which one would drink.
1383301
The opening is 7/16 inch, the straws that come with it are quite wide. I use stainless steel straws and they are quite a bit narrower than the opening.
706123
I would guess a straw would work as long as you aren't going to go swishing it around in your mouth first. Probably a better question for Redmond Trading Company directly though.
1383300
The opening is " across the center. I'm sure it would accommodate a fairly large straw. Wherever did you get glass straws? I want some!
1999507
I'm sure any straw would fit into the opening, but it would have to be fairly long to stick out of the top.