do you have to push a button or something to take a drink?
594774
The lid is a threaded. It is leak proof when closed and takes about two full turns to get good flow of liquid to be able to drink.
594775
No. You need to twist the cap open to use and twist shut when not drinking. This process keeps the temperature (hot or cold) for a long time.
594776
no just twist the top a little and you are ready to drink the coffe or tea.
1096551
No. It sits on top of the cup and then you take it off to drink. Like they said, just the small hole for the steam/pressure.
2016180
Not so much. There's a little black button you push to the side which must be held there as you open the lid.
1006015
Just press the "button" before tipping the drink back. Then release it before pulling away from your mouth.
348035
No but I have found that if you use a larger amount of water, it's easier. Small sips don't work.
1075086
Unfortunately, no. You have to push the button to activate and inactivate, which is annoying.
93538
You have to push a button. But it reminds you to. But you should still clean it periodically.
1982889
Yes, but mine broke in about a year and leaked. I am now using a different model by the same brand. It doesn't have the push button but is just as convenient. I will see in a year if this leaks as well.
1457589
I press the "drink" button to release any pressure or vacuum inside the container. Then unscrew the lit counter clock wise. It goes on pretty tight so you have to use a little muscle, I know the first times I was worried about breaking it. Also important when putting the lid back on to make sure it is aligned so you do not cross thread it. Good luck.
1742816
It doesn't require a button. Best wine saver ever! Just pump it up and down a few times and you're set. You can give it a little turn when you're done to further seal it but you'll love it. You can even store the wine on its side! Hope this helps.
1229525
There is no ''hold open lock'. You must hold down on the button to pour; the Korean made version we had previously did have that feature, however.
2263372
No you must hold the button down, but it's so powerful that it froths immediately. It's the best and most powerful frother I've ever owned. I highly recommend.
620746
Inside you will find the manual, that's it. Swinging button..?? Hmmm.. nop in mine. :-( Only the press button for realease the liquid.
271668
No, but it's made that way. You just select how many ounces you want without inserting a cup.
1741647
I can't answer that definitively, but I have definitely left mine on for a couple of days at a time. But literally there is only one button, and then a volume dial. It should be simple enough to say "push this button to turn it on".
1226108
You just nuzzle it into the cup... for unknown reasons, sometimes it nuzzles in and off easier than others. But I always get it "into" (on) and off. Still LOVE this mug! There is no "guard" to slide -- the drinking hole is there always, so if you have too much liquid inside, it can "spit" at you... =)
439612
You have to press kind of hard to dispense it so it might crush your cup. But, you can push the lever with your hand, as Jonathan mentions.