Does milk sit in the top of the spout at all?
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.
2020005
If you take the valve out, no...but if you leave the valve in place, then there would be milk in the spout between the valve and the end of the spout. You could always pour it out.
2020006
Some will sit in the little spout sometimes, but this is one of the best stainless steel cups that I could find. I also like the Kleen Kanteen Sippy. I would recommend both.
697688
It's easy to drain the water at the pour spout. No, the lid only sits on top. You drain the pasta without using the lid.
1817421
it's so-so. I had it full of milk (I'm making yogurt), and when I moved it to the insulated box, it slopped out, to my disappointment. It just doesn't sit down in there the way you might think it does.
1002264
yep. the spout is on the other side. there is also a lid in the container for easy clean. i dont regret buying this at all. so easy to clean, and reuse oil.
1537087
It does not. You fill it from the top. It's much like those home-delivered big bottle dispenser systems.
1180806
Yes, at the base of the spout there is a small vent hole just big enough to do the job. Otherwise when the can is closed up, it is airtight; probably should avoid overfilling on a warm day for this reason.
1254564
No, the lid does not close off the spout, however, it is not a very large opening.
661563
No the insert fits down into the top of the bottle. The lid is able to screw down tightly. The insert stays in place when you are drinking out of the bottle. It is nice as it makes the opening smaller so you don't get water all over you when you are drinking if you happen to hit a bump while driving!
322308
No, it just rests on top. However, it's silicon against glass and creates a slight seal - enough to keep it from just splashing from movement, but if tipped it will spill easily.
780166
Yes, that's the reason I bought it. However it is not a sipper spout. You must pour it into cup.
1272670
The spout is at the very bottom so the fat floating at the top of the liquid does not go through it unless you pour the gravy out to the point that the oil level is near the bottom of this container. It works extremely well.
55759
There's no spout, it's just the wide mouthed rim of the bottle. The part that touches your mouth is glass but the cap itself is plastic
236947
yes. there is a brush stuck to the inside of the lid - if this is what you mean by "brush top".
694223
No it is loaded from the top. The bottom has a little compartment for storage I put some disposable cups in. For the Water you have to take the cap completely off and then put it in. It sounds scarry like water will spill everywhere when you flip it, but it's just like pouring milk in a bowl only you continue to flip it all the way upside down and it sits on a piece on the inside. I am a horrible clutz and I've never spilled any water. The only time water was when I didn't realize the bottle itself had a hold at the bottom so the bottle itself leaked all over my floor before I ever opened it to use it. I hope this works. No it is loaded from the top. The bottom has a little compartment for storage I put some disposable cups in. For the Water you have to take the cap completely off and then put it in. It sounds scarry like water will spill everywhere when you flip it, but it's just like pouring milk in a bowl only you continue to flip it all the way upside down and it sits on a piece on the inside. I am a horrible clutz and I've never spilled any water. The only time water was when I didn't realize the bottle itself had a hold at the bottom so the bottle itself leaked all over my floor before I ever opened... » Read More No it is loaded from the top. The bottom has a little compartment for storage I put some disposable cups in. For the Water you have to take the cap completely off and then put it in. It sounds scarry like water will spill everywhere when you flip it, but it's just like pouring milk in a bowl only you continue to flip it all the way upside down and it sits on a piece on the inside. I am a horrible clutz and I've never spilled any water. The only time water was when I didn't realize the bottle itself had a hold at the bottom so the bottle itself leaked all over my floor before I ever opened it to use it. I hope this works. « Show Less
2111633
I have not had that probelm but perhaps the spout is not cleaned of old milk. I also make sure the cup is close to the drain spout and place a cloth napkin over the top just in case.
592868
No spout. It is an open bottle once cap is off. However, sports top spouts can be purchased separately.
99984
Yes at the base. The down side is there's a little side to side play with the spout. Not much. It troubled me when I first installed it but now I don't even notice it. I think I got a deal. No leaks