Can you take the bottom colored plastic part of the cup off? Somehow the liquid keeps accumulating there and i'd like to dry it out...
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I've never done that but I'm considering drilling a hole in it. Mine seems to be doing the same thing. The first one I had didn't do that.
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Whenever mine got water in it, it eventually separated from the cup, not a pretty picture- I wouldn't advise trying to take it apart...
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Oh yes you can. I am doing it every time I take the cup out of dishwasher. "Use the force, Luke!"
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The ball part of the straw can be pulled off. If you feel comfortable, you can take the ball off and cut the straw to the appropriate length and reinsert the ball. (I haven't tried this myself, but plan to for my 6 oz cup.
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No you cannot drink out of it this is a decorative plant holder. There is a hole in the bottom of the cup for water drainage.
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I found using Goof off does a really good job and doesn't damage the cup. You might also try polish remover, too.
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I havent put mine in the dishwasher. I dont think that putting the bottom part (all aluminum) would do any harm. I wouldnt put the lid in myself. ReyPS still the best travel cup I have ever owned!!!
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It has a small plastic spout and you shake drops out. I'm not sure if you can remove the plastic to use a dropper in it. You couldn't use a dropper as it is now.
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No, it is not removeable, only the gasket around it is. I haven't had any spillage to yet, but if that should happen, I would remove the gasket & wipe & clean around the drip tray area, wash the gasket & dry it before reinserting around the drip tray.
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It's removable. Move the cup around (it titled to the side and I was able to remove it that way).
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I couldn't find a way to separate without breaking it. So I end up just rinsing it out after use. In that way it is a poor design. If someone knows how to do it, I would be interested in knowing too.
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I haven't tried taking it apart, because it doesn't look like it should. I soak the top in soapy water to get the coffee gunk out. I also take the vinegar water mixture from cleaning the coffee maker, pour it into the container while it is still hot, and run it through the spout.
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I'm having trouble with this too. Just did a little experiment: the problem is the glass cup and not the steel handle, because no matter which handle I use on one particular cup, it slips off. Washing and drying the exterior of the cup didn't help.
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I don't believe you can. I just looked at the cup again and it seems to be sealed all the way around. Hope that helps.
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No, the portion of the tank you pour the water in, to begin brewing your coffee is not removeable. The only portion of the tank thatis removable is used to pour water into the "brewing" portion and to hold the coffee after it is brewed, as previously stated.
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mine does not do that ... however it is so stuck that I cannot separate the glass from the plastic holder in order to clean it.
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I believe you can remove the straw from the bottom of the lid but then you'd need to remove the lid in order to drink from it. I wouldn't remove the part of the straw that is above the lid because it wouldn't keep your drink warm or cold.
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No, you do not. You just twist and the cup will come off. This is a great product, I love it!
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yes you can and I did, but when I tried taking the small plastic lid off the carafe, the lid broke, so be very careful, in fact just leave the lid on when you dishwash the carafe