Can you drink from them with the lids off without it dribbling all over the place? I know some cups with sipping lids arent made to be used otherwise.
463852
Yes. We live in fl with high humidity and these are the glasses we use everyday
892552
Maybe with an older child who is able to drink from a regular cup, but I wouldn't use them with liquids with a little one. It could get very messy very quickly! Haven't had a problem with my kiddo opening the seal at the bottom- I don't think he realizes it's there. He is 23 months.
624899
I believe you could drink a smoothie through the spout. And if it clogs up at all you always have the option of taking the lid completely off to get to the last drop!
690973
Not unless it was a VERY skinny straw. There are 4 parts, the bottle itself, the main cap, the section that goes inside the bottle for fruit, etc., which is perforated to allow the water to pass through for the infusion process, and the 'lid' for that section, which has small, oval holes which sieve the infused water through. The 'lip' you drink from is thin enough to where there is no 'dribbling' when you drink. Great contraption, I really like mine.
1688470
No and they are not ideal for drinking because once it gets wet you can't drink through the straw. For show only... In my opinion.
1731272
Being scientifically challenged, this has happened to me. If I pour the water in, then put the lids on in the wrong order, I have had this issue. For me, put hot liquid in with tea. Next, add the two lids. Let teas brew. It should work then. Best of luck. I adore this cup!
1903156
I'm not sure why you would buy this cup if you were going to use it without the lid, effectively rendering it useless as a travel mug. However, the rim of the cup is a nice rounded edge so it could be used as just a drinking cup. I hope this helps.
258990
Although I always use the straw with it you could definitely use it without one as well. The spout has a sliding plastic cover that does not seal liquid it as well as some of the other cups if turned on it's side or upside down it is sure to leak out. For that reason I always use the straw and keep it upright at all times. If you have a hot beverage in it, I don't know how you would use the straw to drink without scolding yourself, so it was designed to be used both ways. Hope this helps.
2155869
Yes, but the rim diameter would require large lips or wide mouth to sip without dribbling. Use the lid, it's great!
902159
I honestly can't answer that. I use regular old plastic drinking straws with mine when I need to. But normally I use mine for hot liquid so no straws used. Sorry I can't be more help. Maybe ask the seller. They'd know better.
1504590
I filled it and tried to spill the water by shaking and nothing came out. If you tip upside down, then a little does come out. Closes nice and tight. The topper has an open and close tab. The only thing I don't like is washing the lid, like all lids on these coffee cups, you take them apart to really clean them. I just use mine at home office so in ever use the lid. Works good for cold drinks too, keeps them cold and the glass dosen't sweet.
1624628
Yes. Just out of the actual drinking holes, not from around the lid. These are best for drinking at the table or high chair.
1722137
You can absolutely drink from these cups. They'll hold the contents of a whole can of beer and are very attractive. The downside is they're breakable. I gave some as gifts and have been asked where I got them because the recipients want to purchase more of them.
1887270
I just filled one up with water then gave it a pretty good shaking and not a drop came out, but I don't think they were made to use for food on the go...The lid is not a deep lid, it's just right around the very top part of the jar/glass, so if it gets moved just a smidge, anything liquid in it, will be out of it :)
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I have had the same issue with these and find that I can basically only put things that don't "spill" in there. You have to gently close them and the lids tend to stay on, but they are NOT leakproof. Any runny thing like salad dressing spills.
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You can drink out of it like a sippy cup, no straw needed, but it is not leakproof. It helps in the spilling amount, more so with the straw.
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Yes, you can . . . but, if it's a hot (and even an immsely cold) drink, like coffee, ytou might want to be very careful. I have no idea how quickly liquid will flow out of this tumbler without the silicone lid on. Plus, metal's a good conductor of heat AND of cold -- as ye olde physics classes have taught us yes -- so you might not want to give your lips a scalding surprise. Use the silicone lid for its ultimate coolness is my advice. Not a stupid question at all Hyok.