Can the straw holder in the glass container be removed and straws just put in the glass jar and still use the lid.
2006015
It can be but you would have to glue the knob on the cap on or cut the rod in the center.
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
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.
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.
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.
2006020
Yes, you can take the straw holder off. However, when you do so, the little knob on top will not have anything to hold it on. Perhaps a little super glue would help. Then, you could have the piece removed but still have your knob to pick up the lid.
2058727
No, E.Wang You just have to unscrew it. But it was very cold and did it's job. What I didn't know is that your suppose to add fresh ice cream in this holder. What I did was place my unopened Ben & Jerry 's pint inside, from the grocery store to keep it cold until I came home. If you do have trouble I would use 2 flat rubber jar opener, one on the top one on the bottom and unscrew the lid. That would work. I hope this helps E.Wang
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.
1187283
yes. the straw mechanism has two parts, both of which are removable. There is a straight hard straw, and a softer spout that fits into the lid of the bottle. very easy to use and clean.
623520
Yes you could put a straw in the lid. It would be a tight squeeze but, yes you could.
1021141
Unfortunately, the container is not removable, however the lid can be taken off.
264941
No. I believe I have had mine for two months almost. It is a standard ball jar lid they just put a hole it in for a straw. Just hand wash and leave the two parts out to dry separately. If someone has had issues with their lids rusting they just don't know how to clean the product properly.
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.
2040931
The filter is replaceable. Therefore, it can be taken out, and the bottle still be used and drink from the straw. Hope this helps you out.
343959
I never thought to try it without the straw. I just did and actually, it works even better without the straw!! Thanks so much for asking that question! I like the water bottle even better now!! :-)
1788633
You can unscrew the two part lid, but you can't separate the two parts -- nor do you need to. The lid with the top part of the straw fits nicely in dishwasher, or can be washed easily by hand.
143333
Nope! The straw is attached to the lid. We bought a zippy cup straw cleaner as well. Hope that helps!
342604
The straws have hard plastic stoppers built in, they are NOT moveable. They are a LOT closer to the bottom (not really in the middle at all). An the stopper sits in the cup so that the straw doesn't come flying out.
1030821
Yes, the lid holder can be removed easily. I'm not sure why you would want to remove it, since it's quite handy, but if you have a reason, it's just a matter of unhooking it from the base.
1574625
The ball part of the straw can be pulled off. If you feel comfortable, you can take the ball off and cut the straw to the appropriate length and reinsert the ball. (I haven't tried this myself, but plan to for my 6 oz cup.
600207
Yes. The lid has a hole which the straw fits in to and a spring-loaded flap which opens inward. The spring forces the flap closed and so it presses tightly against the straw when one is inserted preventing the flap from closing.
23194
you can remove the straw from the lid, but the bite valve is built into the lid so you cant use the straw by itself with the lid on.