So it's described as a 'travel' mugâ¦is there a lid?
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I'm not sure. I got it as a gift and didn't open the box but I doubt there's a lid.
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No, mine didn't come with one, anyway. It's a ceramic mug, not like a common plastic travel mug.
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The mug screws on and off. It is a little hard to do but not bad. When you are putting the lid on after filling it, screw it down until you cannot see any of the shiny metal and I guarantee it will NOT leak. I love this travel mug. It is what I had been searching for a long time. I carry it all the time and would consider getting another one or getting one for a gift for someone. They are great.
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Yes the mug has a lid. There are two spouts that you can leave open and you can put a straw in it but it has to be a long straw. This mug is big.
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Lid snaps on tight. There are 2 openings on lid - one in middle of lid is a hole for straws and the other near side of lid is for drinking out of. If it tips over, yes it will spill some. I don't believe it's designed to be a travel mug.
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My husband put a travel mug in it and didn't close the lid and it made a mess. He did the same with a can of soda. It works best with bottles, IMO.
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Hi Seed Chomper,It does have a commuter lid. However drinking from the cup requires a little care. There is a lip around the cup that can cause a drip if any residue from the blending is caught there. Don't take that as a negative just be aware.Some one finally designed a simple tough powerful quick smoothy machine.
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I usually take this cup with me when we are going out since it don't take too much space. It doesn't have a lid but that hasn't seem to be any problem with it. I always put it upright in the diaper bag.
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Yes lid is taken off completely because this is a thermos not a travel mug. If you want a flip lid buy the flip lid style
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It should be ok travelling, but keep in mind the lid is not as secure as a screw on or snaplock lid. It is not a vacuum (though I couldn't see it coming off). Functionally it is the same as any jar. There is no magic venting or vacuum.
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It is hard plastic with a removable rubber ring around it like other travel mug lids. The rubber ring makes it fit snuggly and it removes easily for cleaning.
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Lid? Yes. Well-fitting? No. I stopped transporting to work because the lid is soft plastic and is not leak-proof. No tipping allowed!
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I'm not sure why you would buy this cup if you were going to use it without the lid, effectively rendering it useless as a travel mug. However, the rim of the cup is a nice rounded edge so it could be used as just a drinking cup. I hope this helps.
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You have to unscrew the lid. It's not an ideal mug if you want it simply to use while commuting. If, however, you want a mug that can be tossed about while totally full and never spill a drop, this is the mug for you.
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The sipping lid has air flow and drink holes. There is a separate lid that screws on to close the mug.
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It's like a travel coffee cup lid - you can pull a little slide to open it.
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Yes, it has a lid. At least the one I have does. I can't imagine they would send them to some folks and not others! And I love it; it's elegant, and it keeps coffee warm longer than the glass type. :)
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The lid does not have an open and close hole. However, it is designed so that it would not spill much.