Is it possible to buy an insulated mug/single serving thermos that is flat, eg, like a liquor flask? (Or at least flatter than the norm.)
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posted by biffa
on Jan 20, 2013 -
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Yes, I know, another travel mug question. But I have
different special requirements! And it HAS TO be microwaveable!
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posted by exceptinsects
on Dec 19, 2012 -
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Where can I (or can I?) order *one* heat changing coffee mug that displays one custom message when cold and another, slightly different custom message when filled with hot liquid? Google returns only "blank revealing custom image" mugs. Is this even possible? Maybe you can't put regular ink under changing ink? Screenprinting scientists: give me the scoop before I wear my googling fingers to the bone.
posted by lilnublet
on Nov 12, 2012 -
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Last week I bought a 16oz Klean Kanteen Insulated (double-walled, hot/cold) container to replace a favorite Thermos (also stainless) that is no longer made.
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posted by quarterframer
on Jul 18, 2012 -
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There's been a few great threads on travel mugs, but what I need is the perfect large desk mug.
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posted by TayBridge
on Feb 2, 2011 -
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I'm trying to purchase a coffee mug and/or travel mug from Sweden's Wayne's Coffee as a present, but living in Canada I'm running into some major roadblocks. Any advice on how to get one to my neck of the woods?
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posted by evadery
on Oct 26, 2010 -
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I want a new coffee/tea container. It should be microwave-safe, dishwasher-safe with a sealable cap and a close loop handle. Is that too much too ask for?
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posted by TheOtherSide
on Oct 5, 2010 -
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Today I poured cream into my coffee whilst standing up. As the cream 'billowed' through the coffee, I happened to rotate my body but kept my eyes on the coffee, and I noticed that the cream 'clouds' seemed to remain in the same place while the mug turned around them, i.e. the turning motion of the mug had no effect on the 'absolute' position of the goings-on inside it. I think this is kinda cool, and I'm just curious: what principle of physics is this based on? Can someone explain to me how/why this works?
posted by Brentusfirmus
on Mar 18, 2010 -
20 answers
Ten years ago I was given the most perfect coffee mug of all time. I'd like to get some more like it, only I don't know where to find them. Someone with experience in promotional items should be able to nail this.
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posted by tomwheeler
on Sep 5, 2009 -
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I'm looking for reusable coffee mug with a lid like the
I'm Not a Paper Cup, but made of a different material. This product has the right idea, but it's too thick/heavy. Does anyone know of a another product like this?
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posted by monkeygenius
on Jan 14, 2009 -
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Anyone know how can I make my travel coffee mug not stink of old coffee?
I have a fancy, semi-new travel mug made of some almost indestructible hard plastic. It's great, except for the surprisingly strong stink of old coffee and cream, which seems to have permeated it permanently. This is particularly a problem with the soft plastic seal around the lid.
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posted by lindsey.nicole
on Jan 13, 2007 -
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My new steel travel mugs make my coffee taste like.. steel. It's not enhancing my morning caffeination rituals. Brushed steel, all metal mugs.
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posted by theora55
on May 8, 2006 -
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TRAVEL COFFEE MUGS: Mine leaks. Which do you use? I want one that's sturdy, benign-to-subtly-attractive in appearance, and
will never, ever leak from any of its cracks, crevasses or segment joints in perpetuity throughout the universe.
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posted by gramschmidt
on Feb 17, 2005 -
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