Does the plunger lid have a drinking spout, or do you have to change lids. If yes, does spout opening include mesh, to help keep any loose bits comin
239502
The plunger lid has a screened opening to drink from. The cup also comes with a second lid with no plunger and an opening to drink from (no screen on this one, though). Both lids screw onto the cup for a snug fit. Both also have a twist cover for the drinking opening - to reduce spilling and heat loss. I usually just use the plunger lid (so I don't have to carry two) and use the coffee stored in the base to make a second cup later in the day. Except for the plunger (and the screen), they look and work the same.
239503
Yes and yes - it has a meshed drinking spout - never an issue with "loose bits" Comes with an extra lid in case you want hot cocoa or something - it's not needed for the press.
239504
Plunger lid has a spout with mesh screen in it to filter any remaining grounds. Don't have any problem with grounds getting past that.
239505
Yes, the plunger lid does have a screened drinking spout. Plus when the plunger is pushed down to filter the coffe it traps most all of the coffee grounds but if any tiny bits remain the screen in the drinking spout catches it. I usually just leave the plunger lid on and drink my coffe this way so I don't have to go to the trouble of changing the lid.
1332709
Yes! It does, mine came with it as part of the three pieces. Tumbler, strainer, and lid. In the picture the mesh (removable) strainer can be seen near the top of the tumbler, just below the lid. I highly recommend this product as mine broke and I bought a similar but cheaper version and its fraught with design fails. There are holes in the pressure clips for the strainer which are larger, much larger than the strainer holes that allow tea leaves through. Also I think they all might push through if pushed too hard.
1307196
Mine did not. I will say when we mounted it we used a crystal clear silacone to seal the plunger. It worked and I'm really pleased with it.
1230210
Part of the lid that holds the mesh filter for pouring as well as underneath the metal is all plastic, but it is surrounded by metal. The plunger rod and the rest of the plunger are all metal.
772732
The round part just below the plunger is the lid and it will unscrew. My wife added a liquid soap designed for women private parts. Unless you use it more than once a week, it will plug up and then you have to take it apart and clean it. Others have experienced this same problem. Be careful not to cross thread the lid when putting it back on.
538747
I don't think so. We have two of the mugs, and neither came with the second lid. My boyfriend bought his a few years ago, and got the extra lid separately, but I bought mine this spring and have been unable to find a second non-plunger lid.Edited for typo.
2241319
Yes, I purchased a different lid for mine. Just make sure the new lid is sized for wide mouth flask.
1545185
It does not. The lid is one solid piece like a jar, so after removing the lid its similar to drinking out of a mason jar with a tea strainer. So when the lid is on its spill proof but when you open it to take a drink it is just as spillabe as any other cup. I do not find this to be a problem and i take mine everywhere. With the lid in place i can throw it in my purse or diaper bag with no worries.
661563
No the insert fits down into the top of the bottle. The lid is able to screw down tightly. The insert stays in place when you are drinking out of the bottle. It is nice as it makes the opening smaller so you don't get water all over you when you are drinking if you happen to hit a bump while driving!
517515
no spout inside. there is the large opening lid and within that lid a smaller opening one that makes it easier to pour from. Personally I hate water cans with the spout inside because that spout is easily contaminated and then so is your water when you put it back inside.
2184799
The spout has one opening,but the sprinkler head is very slow and soft And it is galvanized to the spout.I drilled more holes in mine and gently pried it off with a putty knife, bought a new spout for gentle watering. Overall very happy with the can.
101427
It is a pour spout. Not a large opening for drinking but a good sized one for adding ice and water.
1808633
It has a short spout. My 3-yr old pours herself with no spilling. We love this set! I had wanted porcelain, but now I'm really glad we have this instead! (We do have to hold the lid when pouring, but the same is true of any "real" tea pot, so we don't mind.)
585249
No! The lid has a hole that does not close (it's a screw on top, but you can't seal the actual opening where you drink from). Even if you did find a plug for it, I wouldn't trust the lid to stay put, and this is a glass tumbler, so it is VERY fragile. I accidentally dropped the lid and it shattered, so I had to buy a second one already. You need to be VERY careful with this item, but it is extremely elegant and for that reason I love it regardless :)
410148
Unfortunately it only has the pour spout, not like the older models. I have three of these now, if you are interested, $25 for one. They apparently quit making the ones with the hole under the spout 20 years ago, or more.
585251
Hi Derick,Unfortunately this tumbler does not have a stopper for the drinking spout. In addition, the lid does not lock onto the the body of the glass. I have used my glass since last year and have had great success with it as my everyday coffee and tea mug. I hope this helps.Joe
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 :)