Can the straw be bent into the bottle if I want to put away the bottle do not want it to stick out?
1062390
Yes. You twist the top part and the straw retracts to keep liquid from spilling out.
1062391
Yes. The top twists around enclosing the straw completely inside. No leaks in almost 9 months, and nice that the straw stays clean even being bumped around inside my daughter's backpack.
624898
Might be hard. The opening is small so your straw size couldn't be very big. Also, the lid that flips backward is awkward because of it's size.
131642
Do you mean the top of the bottle where the cap fits? If it's angled at all, it probably won't. If it's "straight" near the top, it might. You'd have to go down an inch or so, so that the lip isn't blocking the cutting tool. Sorry I can't be more specific.
2127779
No, it doesn't have a wider end. I am guessing you have a lid that the straw can fit in. I think you would find with the weight of the straw it wouldn't fall out easy. I really enjoy mine a lot!
600207
Yes. The lid has a hole which the straw fits in to and a spring-loaded flap which opens inward. The spring forces the flap closed and so it presses tightly against the straw when one is inserted preventing the flap from closing.
1341561
It can be slipped off, but to be honest, I haven't had to do that yet. It is silicone and fits the bottle snugly. Not even a little condensation gets under the sleeve on my bottle. And the straw and mouth piece are easy to remove for cleaning as well.
689442
Yes. The straw comes out and it can be tipped back to drink. My 3 year old and 10 month old use it with ease.
1401319
No. It only has the opening for drinking. Too big to hold a straw firm. Useable as that but the straw would slide around.
343956
I just tried it and it works fine without the straw by tilting it and drinking. This water bottle works great and keeps ice overnight. Hope this helps.
1624544
No, you cannot close the hole that is on top of the cup top, but the straw itself does have a plastic cover on it.
524040
No. When the straw is in the closed position, a little gap opens up behind it so that even when closed, there is a small opening on the top of the bottle. If the bottle is on its side, it will leak. I have found the OXO kids twist water bottle to be more leak proof: http://www.amazon.com/OXO-Twist-Water-Bottle-Ounce/dp/B00ANJIE42/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1408022097&sr=8-3&keywords=oxo+water+bottle
1767766
a straw would fit easily ------ and the top flips back and can "lock" into the opposite side lip (so it doesn't flip back over at you.)
700017
Not really. It's pretty big, you might have a hard time trying to get it back out if your bottle has a neck.
342607
The straw has a stopper that is closer to one end of the straw. I use the straw with the stopper in the cup to keep my straw from coming out of the top, but I have seen others use it toward the sucking end of the straw ... guess you can do what you want. But mine don't move from what I can tell. Hope this helps.
427638
The magnet is pretty big so it probably won't fit inside the bottle, besides to float the bottle you would just have to set the bottle carefully on the magnet and it should float ok, with a slight rotation like a display stand. If you want the magnet not seen Then you will have to cover with something so not seen, but inside the bottle is not the right way in my opinion.
1258922
Yes, it will bend. When you receive it, it's like a piece of material,sewn flat. It doesn't get big and not bendable until it has water in it. Mine had water in it, I left it on the patio until it was dry, and was able to fold it up into a square and put it in a plastic container for storage.
1272868
Have never encountered a straw that doesn't fit in here, but then again, I thought straws were pretty much a standard size. I've tried different brands , straight ones and bent and all work...