what type of lid is it to pour? button, screw, clasp?
928791
There's two lids. The inner is a tapered top like a water bottle with a screw top with a heavy duty seal. The outer is traditional thermos lid with one rib thread as to not interfere with drinking out of it.
928792
It is a screw on lid and there is a small arrow on it to direct you as to where it pours from
928793
It is a screw top lid that you open and pour. The top of the Thermos comes off and can be used as a cup. It is quite secure, but cannot be used to "sip" while you are driving.
928794
Screws out about 1 turn then you pour through the space between the thermos and lid.this helps keep in the heat
74633
Press the button in front. Pull up the top portion, look at the side, you will see two holes. The scoop holder has two notches that will fit into the holes. Put the lid down. :)
625919
no.. just a "thermos styled" shaker... there is a valve in the top that you can close or open and the lid screws on/off... measure/? who measures?? haha... long live the "free pour"...
709326
It has a little click back top, so you can use that to pour or squeeze out, or take the cap off and pour.
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.
720416
Hi, it's a latch mechanism. You have to push the latch in order for it to catch as it springs out when you unlock it. Push your fingers in the space between the handle and the top of the lid then close the latch and turn the key. Hope this helps.
582137
The lid is a screw top. It also has a slide to open/close to drink from. Inside is plastic. Keeps liquid warm up to 4hr if hot when poured.
1800492
The lid covers the slight protrusion for pouring. It is not open like a tea pot or something.
772424
Terri, It screws on. The screw has been pre-welded in the Revereware lid...and then just 'righty-tighty' to attach firmly. :)
1479524
It's a Teflon kind of thing. I love mine except for the lid is a pain to take off and put on.
1903387
There is a sliding latch. Push it towards the center. Then twist the lid and lift off.
1336292
it has a central knob on the lid. that is what i remember as i returned it because i had ordered the wrong size.
476983
Aja...the metal top screws off so you can pour the liquid in. Very easy and has been enjoyed for its compact size and easy to carry.
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.
1680586
i use the screw tops.. for a screw top lid. I take it off and put a safety valve on it, then tip it up and over.. does not spill as much as if you did not have the safety valve. they are only like 5 bucks, u can get on internet. I suppose you could use other type of bottles, but i like these with lids.
1642063
Yes, I took my old standard faucet off and screwed the Perlick right on. And no, you pull it forward to pour and push it back to close just like the standard faucet. It just means its sealed up front and doesn't have the extra pieces inside that can get caked with beer and have to be cleaned.
2052042
Hi, I used this knob on a smaller lid. We wanted a larger knob because its easier to hold on to.