Does the water pass through the plastic cap? or are you drinking straight from the glass?
279963
You drink directly from the glass not through the plastic cap. You have to take the cap off to drink the beverage.
1524678
Depends on what you're asking. - If you mean does the water have a plastic-type taste to it, then I haven't ever noticed the water tasting like anything but water, even after a few days. Like Nightwatch said, just get it out of the way from the get go by leaving it full of water in the sun & rinse. - If you're asking if the plastic absorbs taste from liquids it carries (like gatorade or juice, etc.), I couldn't tell you. I've never put anything other than straight water in them.
1545190
It doesn't have lid that you can drink out of, just a top that screws on, so only way to drink out is taking lid completely off. So not really designed to drink out of.
491004
The straw part you drink from is silicone. The tube that goes into the thermos and connects to the straw is plastic.
995013
Yes. The coffee or water is sitting on the plastic shut off. When you open the valve the liquid passes to the cup. It does not affect the taste.
1908305
The water does not touch any metal. The pitcher part is completely glass except for the lid (which you can just open and pour if you don't want the water to touch the plastic either).
972818
Did you drop it or anything of the sort? It is a wide mouth open bottle top so there should be no issues drinking out of the top.
1424563
It can get wet and can be immersed in a glass but you have to have all your well put the caps has several caps on each port that has to be well placed so that no water there
1643501
i usually drink ice water from mine, never noticed if it was "cold" compared to glass or plastic . . one nice thing is that it doesn't "sweat" (granted I'm in SoCal, glass and uninsulated stainless will sweat some). I own two of these and I always grab this before my pint style glasses, I will probably buy another one or two so there is always a clean one, despite the expense.
386802
It has an opening in the lid to drink through. Be cautious however, I bought these because they were listed as 20 oz cups, but when I got them they were way bigger and I could never get the company to send me the right ones.
36771
no... there's a small hole for air to get in while you drink from a (pretty generous) slit near the edge. The flow of liquid is pretty good so that shouldn't be a problem. You may be able to fit a straw in it, but not a big one.The thing I hated was - the lids didn't seal properly so it was always like drinking from a dribble glass. The ALL did it too, so it wasn't just one bad lid. I ended up returning them...
35779
It is a hard plastic hole in the lid. You tip the bottle to drink like you would a cup.
1374095
No, the coffee drips from the glass. The plastic is away from the drip zone although I can see why you might wonder from the picture.
911317
I just looked and while most of the cap is plastic, the part that touches the water is steel, andthen there is a gasket. So the only plastic that would touch water is a little bit of the gasketseal which insures water proof. This is a quality item of very good manufacture, I love it.
901223
Full glass. The lid is plastic. No the level of the water doesn't reach the lid. No you don't have to open it to pour out but to add water you do There is a filter on the lid for pouring out
161431
Absolutely. When you push the cap down after drinking, you hear a snap. Then it has a wire connector that slips over the opening also. Mine has not leaked a bit, and I have carried it in my backpack and in my huge travel purse with no problems. I love mine! I hope this helps. :)
896118
I know very little about that the "plastic issue" since I drink H2O2 in distilled water. I have experimented with the spray and used a little plastic misting bottle from an over the counter nose spray. I never heard anything about not using plastic. Your H2O2 will be delivered to you in a plastic bottle. Please do more research.