Do you have turn the whole thing upsidedown to get the "cup" off? That design seems rather impracticle...
1774434
No, the cup that is currently on the blender has a lid with the grinding blades. Unscrew the grinding cap and screw on a drinking cap.
1774435
Nope its sealed, blender spinner is on the inside of the cup lid... take off blender, turn over, remove lid
1774436
No, you do not. You just twist and the cup will come off. This is a great product, I love it!
1774437
I did my first smoothie this morning and it was super simple. Have cup with opening facing up, put in your ingredients, then screw on the blade attachment. Put on the blender and press to blend your smoothie to desired consistency. When done, remove the put turn back over so blade attachment is on top, remove, and replace with the sippy cup attachment and you're done!
1774438
You screw the blade onto the cup, flip it over and place it on the base. Blend your ingredients, then twist it off the base, flip the cup over and remove the blade. Not impractical at all.
1774439
No. The blades are attached to a screw on lid. You remove the cup with that lid, unscrew the blades and then put your drinking lid on.
1774440
You put the lid on, turn it tight, flip it and put in slots, and then start the blending. Not a big deal. We use it almost everyday for our HEALTHY drink!
1714067
Yes, it's easier to do while nested in the egg cup. Just spring the handle a couple of times and pull to the side to remove the top.
1011997
Yes, it can be install upside down and that is the way I installed. Avoid the accumulation of insects in the cup.
1058507
No, you just hold it upside down until the drop falls out. Patience is key.
1101348
No, the simple cup is placed inside the plastic adapter. Just make sure you leave enough of the simple filter to fasten it between the adapter bottom and the adapter top then turn top clockwise until it stops. Enjoy.
414449
Yes you just unscrew the bottom cup. It also has a dip stick to check if it is full.
959854
Yes. With the stopper in place it will not spill. We have taken the stopper out of my son's cup , so if it is laying upside down it will spill out.
1271374
I just take off the whole lid off to drink. It is kinda inconvenience. I think they designed the lid like that for keeping the drink hot, not for the shake of drinking. I'm sorry i can't help much... >.<
976239
I've had one for a few years now. I think I may have tried velcro, but in the end I decided that it generally stays put on its own. If you're trying to put a large drink in the cupholder, it won't stay in the holder anyway.
1096548
Yes Deborah, there is a very small pinhole in the top. It allows air to escape when the lid is used. If the cup is tilted, very little if any liquid is leaked.
2183619
LOL, yes, this is a huge issue with these big bubba cups. You have to twist the lid to the left or right using the dip in the top lid for leverage. The twist will break the seal/lid suction, then you have to get your fingers in the tiny gap created between the cup and lid, then pry open. It is an awful process that takes lots of practice. I can't believe more people haven't had this issue. Needs to be redesigned desperately. Great seal, so no leaks, but practically impossible to open. Good luck.
96574
Yes. When you pull the green part off, the cup and empty it, then kind of knock the ground off the rest. just push through with your finger on the inside part and the cap will just pop off. I had the same issue of struggling to get it off. Just make sure you tap it first to get all the grounds out or you'll get the grounds on your finger. Hope that makes sense.
468915
Nothing comes out if the child turns it upside down and shakes it. The only problem we've had with it is that liquid just comes up and out when it's closed tightly. Pressure issues? Other than that it's a great soppy cup and I can just give baby the cup without worrying about her spilling everywhere.
465137
i never encountered this problem. Mine is easily removed by pulling up from the cup component either by grabbing the juicer apparatus or by removing it and pulling on the lid component. It's not a complicated operation.
342601
NO. I have the comotomo bottles and they don't stay on worth a flip. They stay on all my other bottles/sippy cups though.
1509497
If you slide the dual opening spout off, you can put the travel mug under the single opening remaining. Push the button on the top of the silver dual spout and pull off. I do this all the time...then replace it again for my regular mugs. As a single person...I've saved lots of money by NOT wasting coffee by making too much...PLUS I can have a really good cup (any size) at any time with no fuss!
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Yes, it is kinda different because you actually have to suck on the cup to get the liquid out. A child should b able to do this. My 12 month old can drink out of this cup, but he turned it upside down and it spilled out. I don't know if I didn't put it together right or if I got a faulty cup.