Is there scale on the cup? Dose water or milk leak when the cup is upside down?
1288500
There are no numbers on this one so you have to calculate the amount of water or milk you put on it. There is absolutely no leaking with this sippy cup, even when upside down. They do come with an extra seal if you want to make sure but I have never used those and never had a problem.
1288501
There is no scale on the cup. There is a slotted hole where the milk comes out & it sort of closes when not in use. It doesn't necessarily leak when it's laid on it's side or held upside down. However, if it's shaken or thrown (like it is in my house!) it will leak slightly (sort of squirts out a bit). Is not a rushing leak though if that makes sense. I would recommend this product. I used for both of my kids.
1288502
It is not spilled, but no measures to prepare the bottle, it is only to bring water.
1760768
There's a plastic domed lid that very tightly seals the bowl. Just don't put super hot liquids in it, and it's good for traveling. Yes, it goes on upside down, and unless you're concerned with the appearance of your food - soup, salad, rice - whatever else you'd want to put in it, it's a small price to pay for the cuteness. I haven't had any problems with leaks even when the bento is assembled for carrying. Best recommendation is just not to overfill it. Hope this helps! It's been one of my favorite Amazon purchases.
385582
I have both kinds of cups and I have found that the plastic base which is glued onto the metal cup comes off alot. Although Foogo is really good about warranties (every time this has happened, I send it back to them and they send me a brand new one, no charge), its really annoying because it causes the liquid to leak. Also, the metal cups are much heavier than the plastic (if you plan to carry in your purse/diaper bag, etc)
1095845
That is strange. The only time mine ever leaked is when I filled it too much. I usually use the paddle because I don't like too much froth but, it shouldn't leak regardless. The frother that looks like a spring really does froth the milk a lot and I noticed that you don't even have to overfill by much for it to leak, especially if you're using non fat milk. I'm sorry I don't have an answer for you, try contacting Nespresso, or Amazon. I will tell you that mine doesn't leak and even my kids use it, so perhaps yours has a defect.
1736687
Yes, even with everything closed tight, when I purposely turned the mug upside down, the coffee spilled out the sip area. Just secure the mug in a good spot.
571645
Not even a little! (Being the scientist that I am I had to test... Put just water in, laid it on it's side then upside down. No leakage.
1039035
I usually only fill it part way and my daughter (8months) is able to get liquids out. The cup does not leak either if filled to the top
567866
Just received mine today, after reading the reviews I was expecting a leaker. The blue fill cup will seat into place with pressure. I turned it upside down with the blue rim on my counter, pressed and jiggled. I heard it snap into place. No leaks between the blue and base. I did notice, however, if you put more water in the fill cup ( ie, fill it up twice) That is more water than the base will hold and it wants to seep a little at the other joint. This shouldn't be a problem now that I know. I won't put so much water in the top.
1558024
There is a little drinking slit and that is never closed - so it would leak if turned on it's side or upside down.
1218590
The little flip part that covers the drinking hole in the top does not seal tightly, so if the cup is turned on its side, the liquid will drip out. As others have said, this is a great thermos if it it stays upright, but if you need a complete seal, get another. Hope this helps :)
1640404
My cup itself doesn't leak if for some reason i get my drink inside the lid when i close my cup the water or whatever i have in there will drip from the lid. Other than that it doesn't leak.
1641580
No. So if you turn it upside down, it may leak a bit. It's a really great coffee mug and I don't have an issue with the space between the grounds after pressing. It's used almost daily and I would buy this again.
1504591
The top screws on, but there's a tiny air hole in the cap that your drink can leak out of. If you're sure your cup won't end up upside-down, you should be fine.
2242644
If you hold it upside down and shake it a lot it will leak, but we've had no problems with normal usage. If it falls over nothing comes out. You may get a drip or two if you hold it upside for an extended period of time, but I don't know for sure. We haven't had any problems with normal day to day usage and we've got 3 kids (age range of almost 2 to almost 6) and they each have one.
1124114
While holding it upright it does not leak. I store mine frozen standing up in a cup in the freezer and when you hold them while eating they do not leak. Never tested them laying down or inverted - didn't want to take the chance!
1504590
I filled it and tried to spill the water by shaking and nothing came out. If you tip upside down, then a little does come out. Closes nice and tight. The topper has an open and close tab. The only thing I don't like is washing the lid, like all lids on these coffee cups, you take them apart to really clean them. I just use mine at home office so in ever use the lid. Works good for cold drinks too, keeps them cold and the glass dosen't sweet.
2020004
It does have a rubbery tri-shaped object within the lid. I suppose this is to help stem a flow out for spillage. It can drip a bit from time to time if left on it's side. I find that running it in the dishwasher when the kids are finished, on the top shelf gets it clean and no problem with milk or juice remaining in the spout. Does that help? My 3 grandchildren, one 15 months and two 16 months prefer this cup over others that we have. Those wing like projections they can hold just one side or both and manage it really well.