Has anyone tried putting this lid (with the handle) on one of their 20-oz stainless steel tumblers?
844458
No I have not. But the lid screws onto the cup. I absolutely love the mug. Had it since Christmas and it has not leaked at all and completely seals after drinking.
844459
I have not tried this, however most of the other lids are not interchangeable so I doubt that it would fit. Loved the mug however.
1301587
Yes. And it is easier to put the lid on. The lid on the square pitcher is somewhat hard to put on. I only use this one.
151440
Not with the lid on...it's just glass otherwise so I don't see why not. I personally haven't done it.
1037668
However...I slightly modified mine....it comes with Phillips head screws to fasten the cover...I took those bolts to the hardware store..got the same thread pitch in stainless steel and 1/2 in. I think...that way my lid is secured with bolts instead of screws.
833983
Yes, but I'm pretty sure that's how my handle snapped off. Perhaps if your very careful for the 32oz ones, it will last longer, but you need the long handle for leverage. The video on their website is helpful.
272084
Yes -- this is a real problem with this lid. Every once in a while I have to wait to have one of my sons get it off for me (it can take brute force).
1371319
Yes. It fits. It's meant to sit just under the lid. But if you place it there and remove the lid the handle will fall off. I replaced the lid it came with with the straw and flip top(both bought on Amazon). I then trimmed out some of the thin plastic on the inside of the jug lug and seated it under the edge of the mouth(takes a little work). It stays on secure and has been there a few months now without issue. Highly reccommend doing it that way so your handle always stays on. Hope this helps.
570368
I don't know because I threw them out, but I wanted them for the 24oz Tervis tumblers too, and felt they were too short. They stuck up barely an inch from the hole, barely clearing the lip of the lid. I did not like them for the Tervis ones. I wish I could find long straight hard ones, rather than the ridged ones Tervis sells or these short ones.
130342
The handle is a bit heavy (stainless steal - which is great!) but I think if you use some strong glue or a double sided tape like "command" strength it could work. I love mine! Good luck!
1759819
I use mine with the tervis drink containers with lids. You have to squeeze the straw a little to get through the hole but you still get plenty of liquid through it.
2109117
Its probably ok. Plastic in the lid might start to take on the flavor but i' thinking of getting the all metal replacement lid for mine. Also cold liquid seems to stay really cold it it for quite awhile, i'm assuming it will be the same with hot, it will probably be too hot to hold in your hand.
2100092
No it does not work. It is too thick. I use 4 "c" clamps along with this seal. The problem is the lid will not turn to the locked position due to the thickness of the seal. The seal and clamps work fine for me though.
1600093
The handle on the lid is black plastic and attached to the glass lid with a screw. I have had no problem with the handle.
166556
I have not and don't know if I can. I thought about hammering a thin piece of copper to put inside it as a lid, bowl-shaped, but haven't done it yet. I don't drink cold water but have put saran wrap over the top at times.
2118988
Hello Tyler, Because it is not the same product I would not recommend using one of those lids for this flask. Thank You, Jarrett
530371
I have put thermos bottle part in the top shelf of the dishwasher without incident. Never tried the lid.
1337091
I have successfully opened one, but am not sure if it was luck or if using it lightly at a couple of different places on the lid kept it from bending. I have not tried it since. Sorry I can't be more help.