It says I can convert it to a straw a bottle but I can't figure out. Any ideas?
1787100
Pura sells a different silicone top for it, so you'd have to buy it separately.
1787101
Hmm... I don't see how it could have a straw. Unless they have a separate attachment.
1787102
I made ours into straw cups by punching a hole in some of the silicone sealing disks, and adding a straw.
498872
I use plastic bendable straws and they fit perfectly in the mouth opening. This way you can change straws for hygienic reasons.
889851
Sorry I can't say. I haven't used it because I use only full quart or litre bottles.however the ad says the straw gets pinched closed. Also they provide an extra straw as backup. Why not give it a try. And return it if it leaks?
190280
Straw attaches to the bottom of the cover (in the hole in the center) and extends down into the cannister to extract soap/water mixture. Have fun....the results speak for themselves.
317220
There is a separate straw lid that you can purchase so you don't have to unscrew that top and drink from the mouth of the bottle.
2263125
I do not think a straw will work, but theZiplock pump will. It is cheap & has noBatteries. Works better with the handiVac bags than the Zoploc bags which I think are useless.
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you can remove the straw from the lid, but the bite valve is built into the lid so you cant use the straw by itself with the lid on.
69637
Go to www.gocontigo.com/replacement-parts.html. They show all kinds of replacement parts including the lid that is supposed to fit this this water bottle. Just click on the photo on the lower right side of the page. It comes with two replacement straws and sells for $7.00. They are temporarily out of stock but it says they will have more soon. When I first got mine the straw did not work but I removed it and inserted it again and pushed it in hard and now it works fine. Hope this helps you.
1283755
Press-on lid. Hole for straw. Get to hole by flipping up the little grey flap on the lid.
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The ball part of the straw can be pulled off. If you feel comfortable, you can take the ball off and cut the straw to the appropriate length and reinsert the ball. (I haven't tried this myself, but plan to for my 6 oz cup.
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No straw at all. You just pop it open and bottoms up to drink from it. Though I have to say its one of the best bottles I've ever gotten. Nicely sealed and the top part can detach into a hoop so you can hang it from a back pack or so.
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You should check with the manufacturer however, simple science says if there is any liquid in the bottle or straw it would expand and possibly damage them. If, as I've seen some do in the hot Texas heat, you want your liquid to start as ice and melt as the heat works it's magic you'd need to leave the lid off and keep the straw out. Which means the straw wouldn't fit once the water freezes. This only leads me to wonder why you'd consider this product as it's geared toward field use or situations where you're prepared for poor water quality. Good luck.
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I've never taken it apart. The straw pulls out very easily. Then I just throw it in the dish washer or use a bottle brush. The straw is wide enough I've never had a problem with it being cleaned out. If you have stuff stuck in the straw then I would suggest a pipe cleaner or they do sell straw cleaners...not sure what they are called. I see them with sippy cups for kids all the time. I just looked to see if I could pull the straw out of the grey part of the lid and I'm not sure it's supposed to come out. I could wiggle it, but when I pulled it didn't budge at all.
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The filter is replaceable. Therefore, it can be taken out, and the bottle still be used and drink from the straw. Hope this helps you out.
902159
I honestly can't answer that. I use regular old plastic drinking straws with mine when I need to. But normally I use mine for hot liquid so no straws used. Sorry I can't be more help. Maybe ask the seller. They'd know better.
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You are in luck. Even with the cap on, it's barely 5 and a half inches high. Of course you will have to do without the straw.
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Yes, you can. I've been frustrated with this straw because I have such a hard time getting a good flow going (lol), and just now tried it without the straw after reading these answers. Never thought to try it before.