Has anyone tried putting this lid (with the handle) on one of their 20-oz stainless steel tumblers?
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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.
770764
Yes! That's one of the nice design features. I should mention that I didn't actually get the stainless steel one, it looks a little different, but I'm assuming the lid design is the same.
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The lid itself is too small to fit over most coffee mugs, at least mine. It would just sink to the bottom if you tried. It's only about 2 inches across so if you have a particularly small tea cup, it might work.
175901
Sorry, I didn't keep this mug because I didn't like the stainless cover. it affected the taste. Ended up buying a Thermos stainless steel mug that is really good. Even though it is tall, when it tumbles it does not leak. We have two cars and it can tumble in one.
1824339
No - that is why I chose it over a replacement steel knob, even though the steel knob will neve break and this one can if you drop the lid.
2118991
Hello Tyler,Because it is not the same product I would not recommend using one of those lids for this flask.Thank You,Jarrett
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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.
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Not that I've seen. Honestly I'm not impressed with the lid. It's not tight fitting at all.
2241319
Yes, I purchased a different lid for mine. Just make sure the new lid is sized for wide mouth flask.
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.
1214295
We use these for our 34 oz mugs and they work fine. They are made of silicone, so they are very flexible to work in many tumbler openings, and if you desire to trim down for fitting a 20 oz., it will still work fine.
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My lids have handles but they don't sit well. The unit is not very logical either if your lid doesn't fit exactly it will fall through and to put lids back in you have to take them all out and put them back in size order which it a pain. Kind of like a soda holder, when you take one out all the rest push forward.
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I have one that I don't use. I substituted a glass cover. I will sell the new steel lid to you "for cheap" if you will let me know at quentchan@aol.com. As to whether you can buy it from Farberware, I'm not sure....Quentin Haning, Raleigh, NC
143297
No the 16 oz lid does not fit however the 24 oz lid does as they are larger at the top
268527
No. We bought it for that reason and ours doesn't fit. I just stored it without the lid on
1122543
My 18 oz. came with this type of flip lid. I just bought a 32 oz flask and put the flip lid on it but it doesn't have a complete seal so it leaks when I shake it or drinking from it. I've tried to re-adjust but it just will not twist down completely. So I bought the flip straw lid which does work. That said, my brother has this flip lid on his 40 oz which strangely fits on my 32 oz. No idea why one fits and the other does because they look exactly alike!
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Yes, it will work just fine. Just make sure to use the specified amount for your particular tumbler.