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Hope this helps everyone and please realize that I won't be held responsible if you break your mug. Under the button are several parts that lead down to the spring. in reality this mug can be taken apart, cleaned, and then put back together (and maintain its spill proof abilities).Here's the quick run down (from memory): the push button on top is held in place by two small nubs, one on each side. Pay attention to the parts since you have to reverse this process to put it together. When I first put the parts back together the button no longer clicked into place because I put one of the pieces in upside down (just wanted to note this in case anyone thinks they broke their mug in the process). I will say that I broke my button when I pried it off but I used a lot of force. if you pry it off you can do so without breaking the tabs. Remove this screw and then the lower suction cup will come out.
you can safely take all of them and give the entire mug a good scrubbing and/or soaking. My coworker got his off easily and is drilling a hole in the middle of the button to allow access to the screw so that in the future it will be easier to take apart and clean. ok, after reading some reviews with 1-2 stars due to design flaws I figured I'd sacrifice my mug for the greater good. Doing this will reveal a small Philips head screw. I was quite disgusted by the amount of gunk buildup existed in my mug (granted I use it daily).
amazing. this thing doesn't spill or leak and keeps coffee hot for at least an hour and plenty warm enough to drink for about 2-3 hours. simply the best travel mug i've ever used
I love this mug becasue it will keep my coffee hot well into the afternoon and doest spill a drop. Instead of buying a new one I decided to just force this one apart with pliers and a screw driver so I will know how to clean the next one.
Good as new. Here is how:Step 1: With a flathead screw driver or knife pry off the top of the rubber button that says "OXO".
Luckily i didnt break anything and it is as good as new know. Step 4: Remove all parts fron the top of the lid and pay close attention so you can put it back together.Step 5: Try not to throw up when you see the 1/4" thick layer of mildew, bacteria, and mold, you were just drinking out of.Step 6: Clean all parts and reassemble the Mug.
I just figured out how to clean the lid. (I have the stainless mug) I have never been able to clean the top and know it is full of disgusting junk.
it is about 1/8" thick.Step 2: With a small screw driver unscrew the philips screw that is now exposed from step #1.Step 3: Pull on the round part under the lid that has the large seal and it will seperate from the top of the botton.
Wish it were larger at the bottom. Oh well, take the good with the bad. Got some for family members too. I always think stainless steel when buying such an item. I lost the first. Oxo Good Grips LiquiSeal Travel Mug This is my second. Never had a better mug.IT DOES NOT LEAK.even when I turn a corner fast and it is thrown on the floor of my van.I can put my cream in, put the top on and shake it. Only disadvantage is that it is somewhat top heavy.
Coffee gradually tastes weirder and weirder.2) Impossible to clean. The stainless steel retains the odor and doesn't let go. But if there's a more versatile mug, I'd give it a shot. Pros - 1) Keeps hot liquids very close to original temperature for hours and hours. Amazing for keeping tea blazing hot all day.2) Liquid stays put - the seal is great.Cons - 1) Heaven help you if you have some leftover coffee and forget to clean it out immediately. The liquid compartment is very narrow and my hand can't fit down toward the bottom.Overall - I threw out my first one, but would buy another one only for tea.
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