Can I clip this mug onto a small D-ring? Is it sufficiently leak-proof to remain secure if the filled mug hangs sideways for a long time?
1735419
It works that way for me. No leaks. For best results lube the plug. I used a very light coat of silicon grease, which I rubbed in and wiped off extra. Seals and opens easily now.
1735420
on a small D ring, probably not. that white thing at the bottom of the handle is the spring-loaded gate, and the D ring will need to be about as big as your finger, maybe bigger.the top is not perfectly leak proof. there is room for molecules to get out. A thick liquid might stay in, but coffee or tea won't.
1735421
The handle is 1 inch wide the opening is 1/2 inch wide. This mug you if the drink opening is securely shut (I've not checked this more than once and was I sorry!) will hang upside down for hours without leaking. It is a wonderful mug. I have one and both daughters have one. Keeps things HOT for longer than any other I've had. Hope this helps.
1735422
The clear opening between the bottom of the handle and the spring loaded clip when fully depressed is ~5/16". The handle at it's narrowest point is roughly 3/4" thick, 1" at the widest. I have used mine with a small carabiner before, I think it would work fine with a D-ring depending on the size and thickness of the ring.
434024
No it doesn't leak and it dispenses very evenly so you won't get burned. very nice mug. Get it
890412
I use mine with a wide-mouthed mug, also a narrow, tall travel 'mug' and it is fine. Tries over a small tea-cup - no problem. Ol\nly thing you have to watch, the small handle. Also, make sure you have put it on evenly so it is secure. I love mine. My plastic one lasted 47 years, but this is wonderful (and coffee tastes better!). Felicity.
247348
I wouldn't recommend it, at least for the base. Water somehow got stuck in what I believe was the handle so each time you shake it, water swishes around. Because I hand wash it, this mug has been with me for 7+ years
461591
Yes and no. It screws on very easily and very tightly. But it can leak around the straw. Once I put in in my purse when my hands were full (don't ask :-0). The inside of my purse got wet! Even so, I love the cup.
1799367
So far mine has proved to be totally leak free! There is also a lock on the lid to make sure that the mug won't open accidentally.
753470
To reduce the likelihood of a leak, I use a long straw, if available. The cup does not come with anything to close the hole, so the cup should not be tilted.
871276
I put mine on the top rack and it's fine. The straw I put in with utensils. The problem I've found is if you drop the mug, I will break. Not very durable if you are clumsy like me!
153658
It should. On bigger mugs I use a square chop stick to support one side of the dripper and put the other side on the rim of the mug. That strategy has worked great!
2217733
Never tried it but I feel pretty sure that the diameter is to large for cup holders. It is not as skinny as a travel mug by Contigo.
219834
As long as it fits in the circumference of the holder. Check specifications. I use a travel mug.
247983
as long as it's not in your backpack or somewhere where it could get squeezed by accident. It's not really 100% leak proof, but if you put it down sideways nothing will come out.
106802
You have to tip it. My biggest complaint of this mug is that it leaks severely when it falls over.
1654150
Check your receipt from Amazon for the company who supplied the chubby mug. I had a leaky one and I contacted them through the procedures stated on Amazon for defective mdse. You should be able to do it this way and explain what you need. One of my mugs came from a company called Clockwork Synergy, LLC. Good Luck
1640405
Yes. For mine, when you screw the top on, even really screwing it on tight, it will still leak when shaking it around or turning it over. A friend of mine has the exact same cup, his does not leak when screwing it on tight.
103267
This rack has 4 scews at two ends. If they are tightly fixed, there should be no problem hanging mugs.
1604739
Not sure I understand the question. As long as the lid is screwed on, it does not leak but, obviously, if you remove the lid and turn it on its side the contents will pour out.