Does it leak when turned over?
1076762
Yes! It seems to be a design flaw. The cap over the spout covers the opening, but it doesn't seal it shut.
1076763
Assuming you have the cap on and tightened appropriately, it will hold the water just fine. However if it's upside down and in a bag, there's a decent chance that something will push on the cap's clip/lever with just enough force to open it. Remember, they're meant to open with the force of your thumb, so that's all it needs for something to dump the liquid inside.
1076764
Yes it does (actually have it in hand and make it leak). For my use it's not an issue since I dont put it in any bag (unless restrained). So it remains always in a normal position. It's handy way to open with a single hand and protected from dust bottleneck is precious on a bike ride especially on dusty busy roads.I remember my old (lost), one hardly leaked. I don't know what happen to the quality. But the design remained unchaged since the 199x patent (I have a copy). Although a little modification would improve, even make it unleakable. I have a Thermos Tritan (same name yes, check with Google) not as easy to open, that doesn't leak at all. Yes it does (actually have it in hand and make it leak). For my use it's not an issue since I dont put it in any bag (unless restrained). So it remains always in a normal position. It's handy way to open with a single hand and protected from dust bottleneck is precious on a bike ride especially on dusty busy roads.I remember my old (lost), one hardly leaked. I don't know what happen to the quality. But the design remained unchaged since the 199x patent (I have a copy). Although a little modification would improve, even make it unleakable. I have a Thermos Tritan (same name yes,... » Read More Yes it does (actually have it in hand and make it leak). For my use it's not an issue since I dont put it in any bag (unless restrained). So it remains always in a normal position. It's handy way to open with a single hand and protected from dust bottleneck is precious on a bike ride especially on dusty busy roads.I remember my old (lost), one hardly leaked. I don't know what happen to the quality. But the design remained unchaged since the 199x patent (I have a copy). Although a little modification would improve, even make it unleakable. I have a Thermos Tritan (same name yes, check with Google) not as easy to open, that doesn't leak at all. « Show Less
2194370
Mine fits tight enough to hold upside down and no water leaks out. It does not have a sealing ring so it may not be air tight.
276751
It is very tight to turn, but it will. Use some vice grips or pliers until it turns loose then spray some WD-40 on it. Mine is very tight and hard to turn every time I use it but it doesn't leak so I'm happy.
462195
I found that they sometimes leak if left on its side but if you shake it it doesn't leak.
872918
No, it does not turn. Like other commenters have said though, it also does not leak. I'd recommend getting this and just making sure you have a block to put under it when you store it. like a small empty box. When you sanitize it, place the spout over the drain. When you use it, keep the spout hanging over the counter. Simple solutions really.
1851283
When the bottle is upright, a few small drops of water can escape from the air hole. Once the bottle is turned upside-down water won't leak from it
1641580
No. So if you turn it upside down, it may leak a bit. It's a really great coffee mug and I don't have an issue with the space between the grounds after pressing. It's used almost daily and I would buy this again.
2011489
Mine does not leak at all, I think. Really like it and recommend. Easy to install
1303454
If the lid is just pushed closed so it can open easily for the next drink, it will leak a few drops if turned over. If the lid is pushed down securly, the cup can be turned all the way over and it will not leak at all. This cup is by FAR the best cup I have seen. It keeps coffee hot for hours, cleans easily, and has lasted for over a year.
131213
Yes I have the sme one after I use it I do lay it on it's side. No dripping or spilling at all. I hope I helped you out. Have a Great Day:)
2252345
No, but it hasn't been a problem. This means that it won't leak too. It's really light weight, so you can just dump it upside down to get the water out.
567865
Yes, not a great design. It is always upright, but plumbers tape has solved the leaking problem this time. Suggested by the Tyrent tech guy.
24180
It doesn't leak it only overflows if I don't empty it enough (my first 3 days are RIDICULOUS so I wear a panty liner to bed on those days) But on the lighter days I sleep with it all night no problems!
2193024
no leakage unless it falls over with the spout open ... occasionally some condensation but not always.
887708
Mine doesn't leak at all, but I have not turned it upside down to test this. I don't think that the lid creates a real tight seal because the spigot does not ever quit running smoothly so air is getting in somewhere.
579482
ensure you have the top turned the right direction. There is a specific way it goes on so it does not leak.
939042
No. It's only for use while feeding. You put it on one side as baby feeds on the other and it catches whatever you leak.