Joined in 2023 
82 
63 About this deal
Make sure the lid is off when you leave it to dry and always give it a wipe with a clean dry cloth to remove excess moisture. Material: Many travel coffee mugs are stainless steel, though our list also includes porcelain, glass and silicone options. Double-walled construction is common with stainless steel mugs, and that can help keep your beverage hot or cold longer. Other materials may not be insulated. If you opt for a glass mug, consider borosilicate glass, which is tempered to prevent shattering with hot liquids and can be more durable if dropped. Porcelain mugs are generally easy to clean, and because the material is nonporous, the mug is unlikely to develop odd flavors. Silicone is a great lightweight option, but it can get warm if it does not have a heat sleeve.
Whether the mug material is glass, bamboo, glass or stainless steel, you’r mug should have an insulation layer to keep its content hot or cold. Washability This travel mug has been designed to fit easily under the permafilter of most home coffee machines without its lid, just lower the drip tray to the ‘tall mug’ position. Some do have a closable drinking spout but aren’t likely to be fully spill-proof – intended more for transporting drinks only a short distance. Stainless Steel double wall insulation does a good job at thermoregulation – keeping drinks hot for up to 5 hours and cold for 12 hours.Water temp at coffee grounds must reach 197.6°F within the first minute of brewing and stay between 197.6°F-204.8°F during remaining brew time I also ran a temperature test in my 70-degree-Fahrenheit kitchen, filling each mug with water just off the boil and sealing their lids closed and then returning four hours later to take their temperature. I'd have to bear in mind that the vessels were of different sizes, as a larger amount of water would be able to stay warmer longer, but there were few surprises. The 14-once Yeti, with its wide mouth and thin lid, was alone at the bottom at 125 degrees; warm but no longer hot. A big middle chunk was occupied by the 16-ounce Contigo, unimpressive for the size at 140 degrees; the Hydro Flask at 144 (not bad for a 12-ounce mug); and then three in the sweet spot, the 17-ounce Takeya, and the 16- and 20-ounce Oxos, at 153, 154, and 157 degrees, respectively. The Zojirushis easily took top honors for heat retention, with 173 degrees for the little guy and 180 for the big fella.
Features a push button trigger action lid – lets you drink easily, on the go without threat of spillage. Travel mugs are also engineered to keep your the contents hot – or cold – by using double insulate linings. If the outside of the cup has decorative elements on it be aware that these are likely to fade or wash off over time. If you’re looking for a travel mug that you can reach down and operate with one hand, this is the one for you.
3. S'well Traveller Bottle
If you’re saving money and making your own brew-to-go at home, then this leak-proof Single-Serve OXO Good Grips Travel Mug in smart grey is just what you need. It’ll fit under most home coffee machine, sits neatly in a car cup holder, and ensure your drink stays hot for far longer than the average commute. And, of course, if you prefer to take your own mug to be filled at your favourite coffee place, it has room inside for a 10oz coffee-shop coffee, so it’s the perfect alternative to a disposable coffee cup. The stainless steel design means it will keep your drinks hot and cold for a long time – 7 hours hot and 10 hours cold.
The perfect companion for your morning commute, the OXO Good Grips Travel Mug makes sipping your own coffee easier, wherever you are. Whilst most travel mugs are perfectly fine to go in the top shelf of a dishwasher we do still recommend washing by hand. The lid comes apart for easy, thorough cleaning, so it’ll be spotless and good to go each and every morning.See my tips below for how to keep your travel mug clean, odour-free and safe from any dirt or mould. Lid
Great Deal 
New Comment 