Is there a hinged top or do you have to push your finger in
1306184
Dear Lady Finger, There is a hinged up. But you can do both..... "push your finger in or lift the hinge." Hope I answered your question.
1306185
yes, there is a hinge. I bought this for my dad who is 96. He can use it very easily and that was why I purchased it.
1737788
There are grooves in the top slant for the top bar to slide into. Sort of hard to describe but it's very easy, not a latch at all.
2188177
It has a hinge in the middle so you can open it but I never used it. I would just take the whole top off because I was afraid the cover would fall into the tank. (I was a paranoid fish mama)
590986
The lid is attached on a hinge... You can only open it by pressing on a button on top to fill it.
3336
No. The top opening is a zipper. The buttoned flap has a small zippered pocket beneath it where I keep things I don't need to get at very often. I keep it unzipped and just reach underneath the flap to get at the small, not-much-used items I keep there.
827988
This is not an answer. I have the same question. The newer tops have a lock so that the sip button can not get accidentally pushed. I have the old and new lid designs. They are both great, but I would like more with the lock in order to put them in kid's backpacks.
1489463
Yes, the round part that you turn to open the top has a hole that you can put a lock in.
2005271
It has push open/close only. I bought two of these sets last year, and I've had many compliments on how feminine they are.
1785281
Yes you screw the top on and it fits nice and tight. Is also has an open and close button on the top so nothing will spill out when you close the top, I have 3 or 4 of these and I love them.
1610371
Yes, it is on hinges. And it doesn't slam down which is great because you won't catch your fingers. You can have it halfway open and it'll stay that way... Hope that helps.
1650617
The very top is a screw lid, but this is redundant. The real opening opens and closes with the button in the middle, but if all you are interested in is keeping it hot, the open position should do you just fine, as there are baffles even in the open position to keep heat in. If you wanted to push the button one-handed it would have to be sitting on something, such as a cup holder to get to the button with one hand, or use 2 hands, one to hold, one to push the button. But, as I said, I doubt you'd need to push the button to keep the heat in.
1219487
You have to push in on the two sides and it opens. Pretty easy for an adult, I don't know about a child.
1958455
If you're asking what I think you are you can place it closest to the hinge side of the door along the top. This prevents the door from having very much mobility and then fingers wouldn't be pinched by the hinges/hinge side of the door. I hope that helped.
2230580
There is an indentation of the top so that you simply pull down the front, which hinges at the bottom.
976781
There are some clips on the side that they snap into place you have to use your finger nail or something to push them up or in to be able to get it open. Once you get those going then you should try to wedge something in there so as it stays open and then do the others. Either do it from the top or the bottom and then go from there. Be gentle. its difficult to open but once you put your "CLEANED" i pad in there next to nothing gets to it. Dust water etc and every few(4/5) months pop it open and clean it out.
929883
The lid does have a hinge. The lid leans back a bit when it's all the way open.
1958457
It goes on other side. Hinge side stays open some but I suppose fingers could get pinched just not as badly