I just purchased glass straws from you and I need an insulated coffee mug that the straw will fit in the slot as well as the pocket in my for beverag.
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Yes, a straw will fit into the drinking slot on this mug. The mug will keep coffee hot for about an hour and I use it daily.
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I don't understand the question. If you're asking will a straw fit through the sipping hole in the lid of the cup,I would say a "normal" straw will fit in the hole, but it depends on what size straw you are using.
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I use plastic bendable straws and they fit perfectly in the mouth opening. This way you can change straws for hygienic reasons.
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It is a problem. I called the company directly, they replaced five of five with smoother ones. Someone hand picked them. I think a glass file would work if one has the no how. Or call and see how you make out. A had a good rep. I have not bought any in the last two years. Bed Bath and Beyond used to carry them. If you have the time, and they carry the glass mug. Test out the seam on the handle. Good luck.
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I think you'll need a smaller mug. I just received this filter a few days ago and love it, but its diameter is 4-3/16 inches, so will be a bit too small for your cafe au lait cup.
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a straw would fit but it is made for drinking out of the bottle. I was not happy with this product. The colors are awesome but peal after a few washings. They also dent very quickly if dropped.
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From Amazon. I haven't seen them anywhere else, and one review said this is a disadvantage of the Kuerig view. You can buy a plastic cup on Amazon that you can refill yourself and keep on hand for coffee "emergencies."
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I believe that is the size I have. Did your tumbler come with a straw? They are the same straws. They are a silicone and can squeeze in thru the drinking slot. Hope this helps.
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It was not design for a lid, more likely you can not use a straw with this mug
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There is a standard porcelain coffee mug, no insulation. It will work like any porcelain mug. I hope this answer helps you.
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I have a 16 oz Starbucks travel mug and the straw does not fit in the drinking hole and other than that it sticks out 1-1/2".
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I got this specifically because it's designed to drink right out of the Thermos instead of using a cup. There are other similar models that have a cup though, so you should be able to find one you like :)
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It would fit a stir straw, not a full size fountain drink straw. Have no idea about the Starbucks plug, always brew my own.
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Yes you can, but it's a little tricky. There's a hole on the top where you pour in the hot coffee. That's where you put the straw/spicket in. It's roughly 1.5" to 2" wide. You'll have to find a tea ball for the loose tea in that's small enough to fit in it. Usually those tea balls are made of metal and it comes with chains. I suggest cutting the chains and using a string instead. Otherwise, the lid won't close. I hope it helps.
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I'm not sure if you can buy the same mug by itself but I've seen other quality glass mugs on Amazon. My strainer & lid were to small for my FORLIFE mug & created a loose fit, so I would advise checking for measurements on other mugs & maybe finding a more snug fit. Good luck!
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I have the LL Bean and another Stainless steel travel mug. The straw fits through the sippy part because it is flexible. It reaches the bottom fine and the top part sort of bends outwards as in the picture. I have had no problem using it in the tall travel mugs. I was told you can actually add two together to make them longer, but I have never tried o it or had to do that. They are easy to clean. I separate them and clean them with warm soapy water. I was tired of the plastic throw any straws and the plastic taste. These are very nice and I have bought two packs. I like the pink and hope maybe more color options are available soon. I have the LL Bean and another Stainless steel travel mug. The straw fits through the sippy part because it is flexible. It reaches the bottom fine and the top part sort of bends outwards as in the picture. I have had no problem using it in the tall travel mugs. I was told you can actually add two together to make them longer, but I have never tried o it or had to do that. They are easy to clean. I separate them and clean them with warm soapy water. I was tired of the plastic throw any straws and the plastic taste. These are very nice and I have bought two packs. I like the pink and hope... » Read More I have the LL Bean and another Stainless steel travel mug. The straw fits through the sippy part because it is flexible. It reaches the bottom fine and the top part sort of bends outwards as in the picture. I have had no problem using it in the tall travel mugs. I was told you can actually add two together to make them longer, but I have never tried o it or had to do that. They are easy to clean. I separate them and clean them with warm soapy water. I was tired of the plastic throw any straws and the plastic taste. These are very nice and I have bought two packs. I like the pink and hope maybe more color options are available soon. « Show Less
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it would be best to call thermos company and talk to them about spare parts - they will be able to tell you where to get replacement straws.
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I haven't found them online as I saw in another review. However I did find a phone number somewhere else that said to call for replacement straws. I am not sure if they have them for this Thermos product but I sure hope so. Otherwise I will be passing on this product. The phone # is 1-800-831-9242
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Get the Isosteel VA-9558 14 fl. oz. Double Walled Car Mug on Amazon! I just got this mug and I love it. It fits in the coffee maker and is very high quality. It is stainless inside and out. It keeps my coffee warmer longer. It doesn't add that plasticky taste to my coffee.