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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.
A leak proof travel mug is one whose lid closes completely, and that is the test worth applying: turn it over and nothing happens. A lid with a permanent drinking opening will not pass it, because the opening cannot shut. Both kinds get called lids, so check which one you are buying if the mug shares a bag with a laptop.
Hours rather than minutes, and three things move the number. Size, because a larger body loses heat more slowly. How full it is, because the empty space above the drink cools it from the inside. And whether you preheated it, because a minute of hot water before you fill it buys you a surprising amount.
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.
The smaller sizes are shaped for one, which is part of why these are built without a handle. The larger ones are sized for a hand or a bag instead, so if the cupholder is non negotiable, choose on base width rather than on capacity.
Yes. Do take the lid apart before it goes in, because coffee oils gather in the seal and a clean seal closes tighter and tastes better. Our lids are not sold separately in EMEA, so the one that came with the mug is the one to look after.
Yes. Insulation works in both directions, so the mug that keeps coffee hot for a morning keeps an iced coffee cold for one. If cold drinks are the main use and you want a straw, a tumbler is the better shape.
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.
No. Steel and a sealed vacuum gap are both reasons to keep it out of a microwave. Warm the drink first, then fill the mug.