If I set the mug vibration switch to on and drive with coffee with it in my car over a bumpy road is there a chance it could still spill?
1736686
I'm not sure what vibration switchback are referring to but I don't have a spilling problem with the cup... Not even on very bumpy roads. I hope that helps!
1736687
Yes, even with everything closed tight, when I purposely turned the mug upside down, the coffee spilled out the sip area. Just secure the mug in a good spot.
1736688
It should not unless the cup holder allows the whole thing to bounce. The cups are not LEAK proof but they seal pretty well against just bumps.
1953791
Yes! I have knocked it over and never a dropped spilled. Inside the lid there is a thin waxy like substance that when you put hot liquid in activates sealing it. If you tilt it while it is full I recommend waiting a moment to open it though as with the metal mesh strainer inside it takes a moment to drop back down into the cup.
635827
NO! The plate is VERY hot. The paper cup could be damaged and coffee would run all over.
143114
Excellent question! NO, it is not spill proof. With the lid down all the way, it still has a small opening for pouring coffee. So, if it falls over, coffee will spill out all over the place. It apparently was meant to work this way so that you don't have to press the lid at all when pouring, and works fine as long as it is upright. Hope this was helpful.
106336
Absolutely not. There's some weird coating over the copper that will peel. It's very sensitive. My friend had oily hands and her finger prints were permanently stuck on the mug. The layer peeled off and the mug was ruined. I wouldn't recommend these at all.
2199125
Sometimes the back of mine gets sticky, when I have sugar or creamer in the mug; as well. It splashes onto the pressure lever. But it sounds as though the other two have your back. :)
1644779
You can spill anything if you're not careful! I have not had a problem with spillage. Very happy with this coffee maker. I use it for travel... but I'm not a sloppy 'pourer'.
135646
This is drinking from. Yes, I put coffee everyday and easy to drink while I am driving.
1102528
It travels VERY well, but does sweat with very cold liquid. We use it daily and I have noticed after continuous use, if I shake the cup really hard it will leak a few drops. I does not leak during regular use or if left side ways on the floor.
649285
Absolutely!!! I've fortunately more then on one occasion locked the top...which requires a simple twist of the top lever...then gone on to have knocked the entire mug (unintentionally of course) onto the carpet getting ready to go into a panic but soon realizing that PRESTO...the damn works...not a drop escaped. I've not loaded the mug to the max then locked it and turned it upside down but I trust it would withstand the test. If I do it sometime I'll keep you posted but for a 2/3 full mug of coffee it passed the test just fine....not that it was ever a test.
263147
It will leak if it is tipped with some force. Shaking it at an angle will also result in spillage.
509540
you can drink directly from the mug while driving, however it is a screw top, not a sliding drinking port that opens the top. so if you are worried about spilling, yes you can spill as the entire top is open (there is a mesh strainer since this is originally designed for drinking loose leaf tea), however if you are worried about leaks from the seal, no I've never had mine leak.
112502
i think so - as i put extremely hot coffee into my mug daily - and i have no trouble picking it up by the handle almost immediately - and the heat does not transfer to the handle over time - so no problem. one caveat - as you appear to be female, i would warn you that this is a pretty heavy mug - which at first bothered me, but i've learned how to pick it up so the weight no longer is an issue. however, i'm male, 6 feet and 182 pounds.
715506
It would yes, :) if you spill, you will need to clean the small tray before drinking. We absolutely love this mug and use it more because you don't need a coaster than for the spill protection.
1171022
Yes, I've had some problems with retaining smells in the commuter cup. I usually drink tea, so it's not as much of an issue, but if my children use the mug for hot chocolate, it can be challenging to get the smell out. Hope that helps.
1721439
Yes mate... just make certain you unplug before you take it out of the mug it will burn out!!!
2116731
No. That has to be the only drawback to this mug. It has to be the most durable mug ever. My husband takes this mug with him everyday on his morning walk (sometimes the temp is below freezing) and his coffee stays hot.