I don't small spouts that are hard to clean. How easy is it to clean the opening from which you drink? (What does it look like?)
1460287
It is the size of the top and is a large top and very easy to clean, I love my Hello Kitty sport bottle.
1460288
The drinking spout on this water bottle is about half an inch in diameter. I can clean mine easily.
101429
It's not a suck spout as such. However, it's a small pour spout and I just drink from it - it's small enough to put your mouth around it.
1151293
It is very easy to clean, easier than any plastic sippy cup. I even washed it in the machine. Flow is fast, appropriate for the months 6 and up.
500427
I fill mine easily with a funnel. Super fast and easy. You can unscrew the top. It comes off in two separate pieces. The orange rim is the part they actually suck out of, and then it has a white lid. These both screw off. I researched several different options and I still think this was the best option by far. A little more pricey than some, but well worth it. I don't know what they are talking about when they say it's hard to clean. I just stick mine on the top rack of my dishwasher and have not had any issues at all. I don't know how it could be easier to clean. Maybe they are letting food dry in it before they clean them? I fill mine easily with a funnel. Super fast and easy. You can unscrew the top. It comes off in two separate pieces. The orange rim is the part they actually suck out of, and then it has a white lid. These both screw off. I researched several different options and I still think this was the best option by far. A little more pricey than some, but well worth it. I don't know what they are talking about when they say it's hard to clean. I just stick mine on the top rack of my dishwasher and have not had any issues at all. I don't know how it could be easier to clean. Maybe they are letting... » Read More I fill mine easily with a funnel. Super fast and easy. You can unscrew the top. It comes off in two separate pieces. The orange rim is the part they actually suck out of, and then it has a white lid. These both screw off. I researched several different options and I still think this was the best option by far. A little more pricey than some, but well worth it. I don't know what they are talking about when they say it's hard to clean. I just stick mine on the top rack of my dishwasher and have not had any issues at all. I don't know how it could be easier to clean. Maybe they are letting food dry in it before they clean them? « Show Less
2020274
It's a hard plastic spout, not like some of the softer spouts I've seen out there (like Playtex First Sipster Spill-Proof Cup). I also thought the spout on this was too small and short, so that my 15 month old daughter has to work extra hard to get liquid out of there. I would go with the Playtex First Sipster that has handles and a softer spout.
2074528
I've had mine for about four years and so far the spout doesn't leak. I like having the larger supply of water instead of always refilling it! The total time is 15 minutes. Sometimes I see some 'algae' (green) in an upper part of the tank. So when I clean it I use some bleach to kill any cells. It washes out leaving no taste, and the green is gone. Seems summertime is when it does that.
1244609
How can you scrub? The top doesn't come off? We have it and don't like that you have to pour water into spout but we haven't had sediment problem.
2271074
It is quite easy. The top cap is two pieces that separates. I use a brush to clean the cup and the top.
1744559
Nope- it pops right off for easy cleaning - I think it's easier to clean than most other sippy cups.
1498369
The top cap is just easy access for cleaning. You'll have to unscrew the cap to drink from the mug, I usually just leave it unscrewed and set it on the top of the mug when I'm using it. It'll still keep warm that way, but it's much easier to drink from.
846504
It is easy to clean. But a little tricky to open. I haven't had any build up at all.
1135717
It isn't bad - you can clean the inside of the cap without problems. It doesn't have small crevices that are hard to clean. I've found the real trick with these things is to finish the water inside it, open it up and leave the cap off when you aren't using it. If you let it get fully dry - both the inside and the cap - you won't get mold/mildew inside in the first place. But if you do, the wide mouth makes it easy to get a sponge or whatever down in and clean the inside.
898969
There is no spout, yes you would have to open for a sip, I pour mine in a clean water bottle while I make more so I can grab bottle and go. Product is worth it!!!!
624899
I believe you could drink a smoothie through the spout. And if it clogs up at all you always have the option of taking the lid completely off to get to the last drop!
514459
I love it too! I use distilled water so don't have a lot of clean-up. Just use a bit of vinegar occasionally to wipe out the inside and to clean the little metal piece in the bottom. See directions that came with it.
304047
You can just suck like normal straw. The spout has a soft rubber surround on it but I think it's just for comfort and ease of drinking.
55762
There isn't a spout on the cap. The cap must be unscrewed and the wide-mouth opening revealed in order to take a drink. Your mouth only touches glass.