was it a screw on lid?
1452479
thats not the problem the bottom fills up with water from the dishwater pain then drips out when you drink coffee
1452480
Yes. You have to get it lined up correctly to make sure that it does not leak. I have been using it for several months and love it.
1761231
Yes and yes. The lid screws on by the "T" handle. Also can be carried by that same T handle.
772421
My husband used a very small screw and a washer. He went to Home Depot with the lid and knob. I hope that helps.
1351851
It's not a threaded screw-on lid, but the lid slips into a notch and you make a small twist to secure it. I haven't used it yet but I just now checked and it seems secure to me.
2203392
Yes. A brush with metal shaft is attached to the inside of the screw off lid.
327627
Yes, it has a cover that screws on. Just need a little phillips head screw driver and you're all set.
2084961
It has a screw on lid. it came with a plastic seal in it like pill bottles do. My second had that and a paper lid inside that had to be removed.
1397854
That screw was impossible for me to remove. I did remove it at first and put in batteries, but could not get it out the second time. I finally pried open the compartment and then duct taped it closed. I also had to duct tape the wand on, since it came off or the cats pulled it off. That stayed on. My advice is to, once you get the compartment opened, don't put the screw back in. Just tape the lid.
1509252
It screws on. I think this helps to combat leaks. It really is a great travel mug.
536549
No. It is a push-in style lid. The seal (on mine anyway) is quite good, though.
1399509
No. I had to take the seal off the new replacement lid and put it on my old lid. I didn't realize I bought the wrong model when I purchased it.
57707
Snap. We have no problem with the lid coming off. But we also gave others that screw on.
2211907
There is not a screw top lid. When I mix something I use a long spoon.-Hope this helps.
1474347
Yes, it is screw on. But you still need the tool. It's about $6-7 that you can get here on Amazon.
2268973
These screw on but you do feel a click when the lid is secure. I have never had one of these leak and my child is rough on them. Just make sure that the valve is in tightly.
1772148
if I recall, it was a solid, plastic screw, or more accurately, bolt. I wouldn't rely on it to hold securely, though. I would just find a similarly-threaded bolt to hold the cover, just to be safe.
85446
I have one where the lid just pushes on and one where it screws on. I've bought many of these, and I believe that the newest ones are EXCLUSIVELY screw on.