can you use a straw?
1686528
The opening under the sliding closer is sort of a half moon shape, so yes you could use a straw, a standard size one would fit. A larger one, like the ones that come with Tervis-type cups, would be too big.
1999189
Ive used the paper striped or polkadot ones..the are standard size straws..
393950
Yes you can. If your baby can use a straw they are able to use this cup. My daughter started using these around 10 months old.
2263124
A drinking straw would be to large. I found a small rubber tube like they use for oxygen in the hospital, the part that goes around your head may work if you remove the cup part of the unit, it is removable for cleaning just insert the tube into the end of the unit it will work, the only problem is will your bag hold the seal. Hope this helps you, good luck.
343959
I never thought to try it without the straw. I just did and actually, it works even better without the straw!! Thanks so much for asking that question! I like the water bottle even better now!! :-)
106984
Yes, depends on diameter of straw, but a standard straw will fit. One can purchase a cap with the straw built in.
1605948
You can remove the straw but the hole can not be closed. It's not a travel mug infuser.
2053346
The hole that the liquid flows through is large enough for at least two straws, but it is not a dedicated hole for a straw. I don't use a straw myself, but I don't see any reason why you would experience any sort of problem using one with these cups.
190172
No, there is no straw. Just a little flippy-top lid. You could flip open the lid, and use a straw, but it would have to be a pretty long one!
1221416
No, you do not have to use the straw, but you could not tip this over and have it pour into your mouth, as you have to "bite" onto the spout and suck the water. It is essentially leak proof though.
1197839
the straws are hard plastic & unless you have the tools required to cut this material, I would say no
124169
You can use any standard size straw. I have used the plastic and the paper straws and both work fine. No straws come with the purchase though, you will need to purchase them separately. Hope this helps.
1614246
No, you do not have to use the straw, in fact the ones I got did not include a straw. It has a drinking hole and a air hole in the top. It has a cover that rotates to cover the holes. It is not a very good mug for trying to use a straw because the drinking hole is not round.
1708491
No, a straw cannot be used in the lid. It has a wide but thin opening that wouldn't accommodate a standard straw.
1787101
Hmm... I don't see how it could have a straw. Unless they have a separate attachment.
1773617
You can use any straw that fits. I've used regular disposable bendy straws to the big silicone "Bubba" straws. It has an x-cut similar to what you would see on a disposable lid, so it accommodates many sizes.
267873
Yes. We quit using the straw, but now the gasket has come off and is incredibly hard to put back on. Now the cup leaks so cannot be used. Disappointed in this cup.