How is the lid ? Is it a screw on lid or a pop on top lid. ?!
912327
Not sure to be honest with you. I think it is a pop on top lid because the inside of cup is smooth and not threaded. I bought it as a gift for my niece.
912328
I think screw on lid...I gave it as a gift and she loved it! She is a photographer.
912329
It's a screw-on lid. I just posted a review a few days ago warning about the "vacuum lock" my cup created which prevented me from opening it up. I threw it away.
1491359
The lid pops on. They are smaller than I expected which makes them a little hard to fill. I bought them for loose tea, however you need a wide mouth funnel to avoid spills.
2283627
Pop in pop out. It's nice so you can clock the opening to your liking. It will fit loose until hot fluids are put in then the aluminum expands and tightens the top.
1086234
Its a Screw on lid. Very, very tight, and the hinged cap for the drinking hole is tight as well. You could probably drop this from 10 feet and it wouldn't leak.
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.
1483033
It is a plastic insert. You can see the black plastic on top that is part of the insert in the picture. The lid screws on. My only complaint is the gasket on one of these I have did not last long, and I see no way to get a new gasket for the lid.
297107
The lid just sits on top. There is a ledge that the top fits into. Even though it is a little loose fitting, it is sealed enough. I have yet to have any oil come in contact with me. I've probably popped 25+ batches so far without any incident. There is one vent that you can rotate, lets the steam escape. I turn the handle at a slow pace, maybe one revolution every two seconds. I'm still experimenting with the amount of oil and popcorn. My guess is that a microwave bag has about 1/4 cup of popcorn and 4 tablespoons of oil. I'm still working on it. I hope this helps..
1290677
This comes with a screw on lid. The lid is part of the mug/thermos. It comes apart very easily so that you can wash it.
2238987
This is a screw on lid & it is very secure & leak proof. Package directions state to remove/replace lid while in the "open" position.
622133
You'd be very happy to know it's a screw on lid. Grips really nice compared to a lot of other cups that I've bought, I was very happy with this cup for the price that I got it for (:
712468
It is a threaded lid. I liked it a lot. I used it to make Sangria. My only admonishment is to make sure that the screw behind the spigot is tightened. Mine came loose which I did not find out until the sangria was in. I had to pour it out tighten the spigot and pour the sangria back in. After that it worked perfectly.
1154525
Underneath the lift-up lid is a seal which screws into the stainless steel lid. The seal/screw part appears to be made of nylon perhaps. It does not look like plastic and it is soft and flexible. The lid flips all the way back which removes it from the path of any liquid either being poured in or out. You flip the lid up and away to serve. We are very pleased with the way it keeps coffee hot and it is very attractive on the countertop.
418314
Colleen - the top does both. It screws on, and also has a spout which is very easy to use and does not spill when open. I added two more pictures of the cap and spout in the customer images section to help you visualize. Thanks!
1541299
It's a pull up plastic spout on the top. Just pull up once and then twist cap on and off for use. We use this to fill up a more convenient counter top pour bottle.
2009592
Lid snaps on, but pops open easily. Not sure it is air tight enough for long term freshness
95749
Ok here's the deal...the lid screws off but the shaker top does not screw off it pulls out. It took me a while to figure out myself. I hope you enjoy the product as much as I have!!
766665
There is a button on top of the handle that pops open the lid. The unit is well designed.