what does a "drink through" lid mean?
386802
It has an opening in the lid to drink through. Be cautious however, I bought these because they were listed as 20 oz cups, but when I got them they were way bigger and I could never get the company to send me the right ones.
386803
has a nice sized lipped slit to drink hot or cold drinks out of... like a childs sippy cup...
386804
The lids that came with mine have one small hole for air and a larger hole for drinking. Hole doesn't close. The drinking hole is about the size of a penny cut in half.
386805
It just means there is an opening in the lid that you can sip a beverage through. It allows you to partake without removing the lid. Pretty standard stuff.
386806
The lid has a raised thin lip in one area with a cut out hole even with the rest of the lid. When the lid is on, one simply holds the mugto the mouth and tilts. It's more comfortable to drink with the lid on this mug than without as the walls of the mug without the lid are fairly thick. These are wonderful containers!
1127344
There is nothing inside the lid. It's a pewter lid with a daisy shape punched out of it. It is perfect to put a thin straw through and use a drink...but liquid will spill out if turned upside down.
574338
You are correct. You must remove the whole lid to take a drink. I was a little weary of this at first, but it is easy to drink from.
1449969
It is necessary to open the lid. I have removed mine because my use does not require transport ..
2125096
There's a button in the middle of the lid that you press to seal and unseal it, and then there are two openings to drink from.
1271375
I just take off the lid to drink. And I think that the cap on the top should not be opened, maybe it's a gear for heat insulation.
1401905
You may choose to drink like a cup or thru the little opening. Cause you can open the addition cover.
2165056
It pretty much acts like a travel mug. The lid screws on and you can cap the hole you drink thru/put straw in. If that is open, then yes, some of the liquid will get out if spilled. Overall, I have been very happy with this item.
239502
The plunger lid has a screened opening to drink from. The cup also comes with a second lid with no plunger and an opening to drink from (no screen on this one, though). Both lids screw onto the cup for a snug fit. Both also have a twist cover for the drinking opening - to reduce spilling and heat loss. I usually just use the plunger lid (so I don't have to carry two) and use the coffee stored in the base to make a second cup later in the day. Except for the plunger (and the screen), they look and work the same.
602895
It's not the blender lid, it flips open and has a little hole to drink from. It hasn't ever leaked but then again I've never been very rough with it. It closes by pressing the lid down, so it's not hard to work.
1246302
When the lid is on it is spill proof, if that's what you mean. But without the lid, it's just open on top.
582137
The lid is a screw top. It also has a slide to open/close to drink from. Inside is plastic. Keeps liquid warm up to 4hr if hot when poured.
190439
No. The lid is literally a flexible rubber with a small hole to drink through. Very basic.
827988
This is not an answer. I have the same question. The newer tops have a lock so that the sip button can not get accidentally pushed. I have the old and new lid designs. They are both great, but I would like more with the lock in order to put them in kid's backpacks.
1615941
you can drink from the bottle without getin=ng tea in your mouth. a sipper lid i usually think of on a baby bottle. so not really sure what you mean by a sipper lid
1800492
The lid covers the slight protrusion for pouring. It is not open like a tea pot or something.
1127340
The lid has a punched out design to allow you to drink from it,if you need it closed you will have to use lids that go with the jars.