Is the spout on the cap hard plastic or flexible silicone like some of the other newer Thermos beverage bottles?
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Hard plastic. It pushes up against the inside of the lid to seal it off shut.
1387879
I'm not sure about the grade or if the bottle contains aluminum. I would browse the company website to find the answer to those questions. However, the bottles are not lined with plastic and the blue sippy spout is made of silicone. I highly recommend purchasing the sleeve, as the bottle can be cold to touch and prone to condensation when filling with cold beverages. We enjoy it as a great alternative to plastic sippy cups.
25099
While the spout is not soft like a bottle nipple, it is not hard plastic either. It is more of a rubbery texture or firmness. My boys seemed to really like it especially during teething as it provided some pressure to their gums but wasn't unforgiving like a hard plastic would be.
216557
The Capresso a la Carte filter material is plastic and silicone. Have a good day!
1541299
It's a pull up plastic spout on the top. Just pull up once and then twist cap on and off for use. We use this to fill up a more convenient counter top pour bottle.
1456834
The spout is plastic. There is also a plastic connector near the spout. We choose to neutralize any possible affects
1067598
All materials flex a bit,but the lid is a hard plastic and screws onto the cup 1/2 turn after liquid is heated.
1585009
The top part used for drinking is silicone, soft and bendable. It easily folds up into the lid when you twist the top shut. The straw that enters the bottle is fairly rigid (I'd guess polypropylene), although it does bend with effort. The small size bottle fits easily into the kids' lunch box, where it's seen heavy use for this school year. They've survived so far, including the soft straw, and I suspect my little one might like to chew on his a bit.
47385
thermos vessel interior is stainless, lid interior is plastic, screw on cap is plastic
1081584
I believe it's plastic, and the spouts have leaked on both of mine since day 1. My husband spent quite a bit of time trying to tighten the pieces, but he was only able to get 1 of them to stop leaking. Hope this is helpful.
1379081
It's a bendable plastic, it's not silicone. Worth every penny. I love it. Easy to store and clean.
812556
It is hard plastic with a removable rubber ring around it like other travel mug lids. The rubber ring makes it fit snuggly and it removes easily for cleaning.
1067596
it is hard plastic. I've been using it for a few months now, and the threads inside the lid are stripping a little.
836402
It is a hard plastic! I absolutely love this water can. It reaches into hard to get areas. I would highly recommend this product to anyone
1286090
The spigot is made of plastic. I do like this container and the spigot works very well.
868274
The interior threaded lid area of the bottle is metalic (as you can see by the photo it's a gold tone, likely stainless steel following the majority of the bottles construction). The cap threads however are black plastic.
895085
Plastic - flexible. When I received the final product, I was concerned that it wouldn't stay in my mouth properly, but it does. Works just as well as the acrylic and easier to clean. Mold process is easy - easy to follow instructions.