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The best Stanley 1913 travel mug depends on how and where you enjoy your coffee. Whether you're commuting, travelling or working from the office, explore our How to Find Your Perfect Travel Mug guide to discover the perfect companion for your daily routine.
Both are designed for enjoying coffee and tea on the go, but they suit different routines. The Café To-Go Travel Mug is ideal for everyday coffee breaks and commuting, while the AeroLight™ Transit Mug is designed for lightweight portability and leakproof travel.
Worth asking, because the terms get used loosely across the industry. A sealed lid can go in a bag on its side. A spill-resistant one only resists a knock while upright. Stanley 1913 travel mugs feature leakproof lids designed to help prevent spills while commuting, travelling and carrying your favourite drinks on the go.
The figure sits on each product page, because it shifts with capacity and lid design. Whichever you pick, filling it right up beats leaving a gap of air at the top, and giving it a swill of boiling water first makes a noticeable difference.
Regular cleaning helps keep your travel mug performing at its best. For detailed cleaning instructions, care tips, and guidance on cleaning lids, seals and drinking spouts, visit our How to Clean Your Stanley 1913 guide.
They are. Pull the lid into its separate parts before it goes in, since the seal and threads are exactly where old coffee hides.
Travel Mugs are perfect for coffee, tea and other hot or cold beverages while commuting, travelling and working on the go. For inspiration and expert tips, explore our Coffee Essentials for Life on the Go article.
A travel mug is one serving, drunk straight from the mug. A flask carries several and pours into a cup, which is what you want for a day out or a shift.
Most shops will fill a clean reusable mug, and many take a little off the price for it.