Can the cup be used without the sippy top?
1984762
Wish I knew, but the first time my granddaughter used it, it fell and broke!
1984763
yes. and ditto to what panzeelynn said. it's a lovely set. the person i gave it to said her son adores it... as does she.
1984764
I bought 6 sets of this. Yes, the topper is just a plastic piece that fits into the cup, and comes off with just a little effort. The cups are very cute, but have unfortunately been the first things to break, a couple after only one use developed cracks down the side of the cup, not even near the handles. We hand-wash all of our dishes, and do not use harsh detergents, so this was a surprise.
246665
Sorry, no. It is designed tor rest in the top of a cup. The top must remain above the top of the liquid. It is nice and deep,though.
45807
I believe you can remove the straw from the bottom of the lid but then you'd need to remove the lid in order to drink from it. I wouldn't remove the part of the straw that is above the lid because it wouldn't keep your drink warm or cold.
1808857
My son has not used the sippy cup tops yet, we're still pretty much breastfed only. Sorry of little help.
1916712
The top presding cup on this model cannot be remove. However, it is easy to clean. I wipe/clean it a very wet cloth and dry with papertowel.
343958
Yes, you could remove the straw and tilt it to drink. I believe it is BPA safe though if you are worried about the plastic.
2174415
It would, but I think it is to flimsy to hold an actual cup. Sippy cup would probably work well.
847160
A bottle brush. The sprayer on your sink. Not letting cups sit until milk gets gummy. Several companies make a small set of four different brushes specifically for cleaning sippy cups. Unfortunately, I have yet to find a single brand or style of cup that does not have small crevices in the lid and some are much worse than these. If you've let the cups sit until a bottle or cup brush and hot water will not help, try soaking them for a few hours or overnight in hot water and dish detergent and trying again.
1952156
Yes. The rounded top screws off completely where it meets the rest of the cup. It's opening is about the size of my fist, maybe a little smaller.
254396
Yes you can use it without the straw. Actually that is how we use it because the straw was cracked and didn't work.
1808570
No sippy cup feature involved in this item. Most will not have this, many distributors will not specify for this option. Just made for drinks or unique storage containers. Good luck.
218639
I don't think so. Pretty sure this is just a nuk sippy cup without measuring lines. We just use it for juice.
440793
Oh no. You can drink with or without a straw. With or without the lid. With or without the lid and the straw. There are three ways to drink from these cups. The lid even has 2 different openings to drink from it.
301861
We've only used water. To me, the top seems to work like a sippy cup, so I would think as long as you clean it properly, there shouldn't be any trouble.
1020712
Yes, you would just push the brew button without coffee or tea in the apparatus. I oft times put a tea bag in a cup and just use the water.
2200135
no. but it's not important to me because: it's a hard spout so stuff doen't stick to it like it would to the soft spouts, the cup doesn't leak even if it is left rolling around on the floor, I find the cups that come with covers never seem to have the cover on when you need it anyway..
1520790
From what I can see - the inner and outer cups are permanently "glued" together. There are vents at the top, so you could maybe pour a liquid in - I doubt it was designed for that though.