Does the lid screw on or snap on? Which direction do we turn to take it off? Our fish needs cleaning. We don't remember and don't want to break it.
1432961
I believe it snaps on.. I had the same issue and was not able to get the lid off without breaking it off.. The fish did not survive the endeavor, unfortunately....
1588211
Yes, the screw on lid works pretty well. Time to time, I use a garden hose to clean the lid. Also I wipe the thread on the container and the lid with a wet cloth. This way any debris is cleaned off.
852342
Yes, the top does screw on tightly, but I haven't turned it upside down to check for leaks. And anyways, the lid needs to be loosened up a bit so that air can get into it, so that the liquid flows out easily. The spigot did leak a little at first, but stopped after I tightened it down a bit. It has worked great ever since. We like it very much! Hope this helps.
1070249
So you have to take the tank off the bowl. That to me is apart. The bowl stays place but to secure all the parts the tank has to come off. A few screws and the larger nut on the bottom. Nothing challenging. Just a little wet but nothing a towel or two can't solve.
70065
Hi there, It depends on what kind of water bottle you have. Is it a screw-on type or a snap-on type cap? Please tell us what brand of bottle you have so we can do a little research for you. Sincerely,
55828
It has a pressure lock on the cap. You cannot unscrew it until the tank has cooled and depressurized sufficiently.
281099
You need to twist it off. it is kind of tricky, but just be patient and hold the bottom part and twist the lid. if you look at the lid, you can see there is a part that locks on the bottom part.
2272916
Ah... :)You take a screwdriver that fits the screw and unscrew it as you would usually do (anti-clockwise).After a couple of turns it seems like the screw no longer holds the cover (the lid got a bit separated from the body), but it still won't come off, does it? :)Well, at this point you need to insert something thin (your fingernail?) in the crack between the cover and the body and just pull.Try pulling not from the center, but a bit closer to one of the edges - the cover latches to the body near the edges...
1297254
It unscrews. It took me a while to figure it out because the others lift off. If it gets stuck, gently use the part on top that closes the drinking opening like a handle and turn it to the left - remember this little saying - lefty loosey - righty tighty. It never fails me. Enjoy it.
1715843
We've never had any trouble getting the lid off ours, but I suppose that if it's a tight fit a thumb nail between the "tab" at the back (opposite the holes in the lid) and the plastic "rim" should loosen it.
1924750
We can get the battery snapped in but there is a white plastic piece on the lid that won't allow it to close. Are we supposed to break it off?
1376052
No the lid doesn't screw on. You just push it down into place. You need to make sure it is on securely by pushing down hard til you hear a snap or pop to insure you don't lose your drink. I found that out yesterday the hard way. Luckily it was only water. If you snap the lid down it is very secure.
709774
Motion sensor, the kind you have on night lights... In theory, when you close the lid, nothing inside the cooler move, then auto switch off; open the lid sensor sensing movement auto switch on... Unless of course if you just throw in a freshly caught fish into the cooler, then probably it will continue to be switched on until there no more movement... ;-)
1250683
A tin shears might do it! IF it has gone all the way around, it should come off easily. However, as I recall, there is a silvery doodad to the left of center, and if you push this, it will release the lid. Good Luck! I'd return it if I were you. Send it along with the lid.
121555
No it doesnʻt screw on, there is a button you press when you shut the lid over the main part which pushes out air in container leaving the contents air tight
686942
There are 2 screws that hold it on. One at the bottom and one at the top. One of the screws requires that you remove the inner "trim ring" which just snaps out. Be careful to not over tighten as this handle is plastic and you could damage it.
2238986
It screws on. My leak was from the sipping slot, not from the lid/ cup connection, so it is a secure fit.