Is this 18 ounces or 20 ounces? Can you drink while the cap is still in or do you have to remove it to drink?
361313
I think it is 20 or 22 oz. It is almost exactly four cups measured in the coffee Pot. You can drink from it with the cap on, it has a sip hole and vent hole. Great Mug, I love it.
361314
it is 20 ounces to the brim. yes you can drink while the cap is still in, but I decided to open the aerator wider with a very small drill bit to increase the flow rate through the cap.
361315
Not sure if it is 18 or 20...but yes you are able to drink from the cup with the cap in place.
2069556
I use my water bottle, I am not sure how many ounces that is, probably somewhere between 16 and 20
1715655
20 liquid ounces fills the glass to the very top, which is not how one would normally fill it to drink out of it. The level shown in the picture looks more like 16 liquid ounces, which is about what I use. That amount is about an inch or so from the top rim of the glass.
1371842
The can is 8 ounces. It isn't really as shiny as the cap would have you think it is.
287830
Yes you can remove the top, but it might be less messy squeezing it through the cap.
1062394
Might be that there is a plastic cap holder so the cap can be allowed to flop while you are drinking. I know the Mrs' has one and mine doesn't. It's not uncommon for the pictures to be "forgotten" to be updated. Double check the oz size? Not 100% aware of an "updated" version.
1715654
I was bored so I measured for ya (you're welcome) and it's exactly 20oz. At 20oz though, despite being able to hold it, it's like a slight bubble over the top.
1498369
The top cap is just easy access for cleaning. You'll have to unscrew the cap to drink from the mug, I usually just leave it unscrewed and set it on the top of the mug when I'm using it. It'll still keep warm that way, but it's much easier to drink from.
1621958
Like the last report I believe its 24 oz of water. I mean you could of course use purified water to drink inside, but it's main purpose is to be used as a personal mister, which it does a great job of, and I don't think screwing the lid off all the time would be that convenient. I would recommend a camelpak, I have one that holds 100 oz and it's super convenient and light. there are some with over a gallon available.
2123382
It doesn't say anywhere on the bottle, so I measured for you. It holds 16 ounces of liquid exactly, with room for the straw. I hope this helps!
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.
279963
You drink directly from the glass not through the plastic cap. You have to take the cap off to drink the beverage.
55762
There isn't a spout on the cap. The cap must be unscrewed and the wide-mouth opening revealed in order to take a drink. Your mouth only touches glass.
898965
You do indeed need to unscrew the top to drink. My three adult children and I like it so much that we usually end up downing the entire contents in a few swigs, so that has not been an issue. No more forcing myself to take in my water requirements a sip at a time.
2185510
no, it isn't. you unscrew the cap and drink from the mug. the cap is not made to drink from it, just to cover the mug.
1262125
i would not go with the 24 ounce size - it is too big for carrying around. But i would recommend a smaller version. The twist off is easy to use and if you get a spout version of the top they would just need to pull up on the spout to get a drink. Also, I would suggest the narrow mouth version as the wide mouth can spill over on a small mouth.
848822
8 oz fills it to within 1/8 inch of the top. A comfortable drinking level would be a little less, maybe 7 to 7.5 oz. Brimful requires another half ounce or so.