how did you replace the straw and mouth piece with glass?
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Hope this helps Jon:http://glassdharma.com/underground/index.htmBTW, your name isn't Jon Overbeck by some odd chance... is it?
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Hope this helps Jon: http://glassdharma.com/underground/index.htm BTW, your name isn't Jon Overbeck by some odd chance... is it?
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I ended up returning mine because it didn't keep water cold enough. Not sure where to get straws. Sorry
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It should have come with an instruction booklet, which explains how to clean it. But you unscrew the lid, and them the whole straw comes out. You can then take apart the straw and filter, and then you rinse the filter part with clean water--no soap. You then wash the straw and mouth piece with a tiny brush or a nice wet, soapy pipe cleaner, and then rinse well. Hope that helps!
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Mine came with a silicone straw that fit the hole perfectly. Amazon sells those straws in a variety pack. I didn't care for the silicone so I get a long plastic straw from my local convenience store made for their 32 oz drinks. It works PERFECT with this cup. I just wash it daily & replace it when it gets broken. It keeps my drinks cold ALL day long so a LOT LESS WASTE!!! A huge plus for me has been that the manager of my local convenience store allows me to fill it for free because I've become such a regular customer & I'm not using their supplies!!!
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The glass portion needs to be unscrewed from the rest of the assembly. Pull the bottom silver cover off grasp the glass a nd twist it off. Thanks! We love our customers!
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You need both pieces....the outer plastic cup and the filter that goes in it. They come together!
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Im sure you did this already but if you haven't you may be able to go to the Altra Furniture site and ask or find someone in you local area that can replace glass. Sorry. Hope that helped.
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I can't remember but I believe that the glass has the holes in it where you screw in just found the top I just turned it over the part that hat where you could screw and I screwed into the top and flipped it over hopefully that helps
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Hilarious, I just broke the glass and was going to go see if there was glass tubing available... Hopefully we will both find out soon. Good luck.
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Right here : http://www.amazon.com/Thermos-Funtainer-Beverage-Bottle-Replacement/dp/B008RYSH0G/ I also suggest you get one of these so your straw will keep clean longer : http://www.amazon.com/Stainless-Cleaning-Silicone-Stocking-Stuffers/dp/B009HDA1GO/
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You can buy replacement filters on amazon, I don't know if the straw is replaceable.
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The full filter assembly is available from Hario on Amazon for $9.95. I ended up breaking the glass stem and discovered that the glass replacement parts are too expensive to replace. As it turns out, the Yama brand siphons are better made and better designed, so I've made the switch. Good luck!
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I also purchased the wide mouth straw lid. That works much better than the lid it comes with.
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I use a reusable plastic BPA free straw that did not fit the opening. But I cut the hole bigger with a pen knife. Not as pretty but it works
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Yes it is...I found it very easy to replace the glass. Just take your time and be patient. I was able to fix mine in 15 mins. If you need further help, id be happy to give you my email if you need it.
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I detached the head and started trying to pry off the clear plastic part on top, but I think it will crack so I stopped trying that. I ended up using a compressed air can. The straw fits pretty well into the slot and that blew larger chunks out the back. Then taking into a bucket of water and shaking it around took out some more, but it's really not a great design for cleaning.
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I truly do not know if it is possible to get a replacement piece for that. However, you may want to contact Brita directly and speak with one of their associates. I think the situation with the soft-plastic mouth piece is similar to the plastic centerpiece for a tape dispenser. It is not sold separately in order to force a new purchase. It's probably a marketing tactic.