Elizabeth Black / 06 November 2024 / Categories: Product and Brands, Brands, Household

Circular and Co

Re useable Cups made from waste

I am a sucker for an eco product. Anyone making something sustainably or trying to come up with better solutions I’ll back that. Circular and Co are also made in UK, something else I think we should be supporting more instead of relying so heavily on imported goods made with less emphasis on the climate.

I bought the cup a couple of years ago now and I went for the smaller size, I think because it looks and feels quite bulky but that was a mistake as it doesn’t hold a whole cup of tea, more like half.

Regarding the spill proof mechanism on the top. It has never leaked. I have used the cup commuting in the car. You press to close and press to open so you can end up not being sure if you are open or closed, although not a major issue.

The cup hasn’t worn out or fallen to bits.

I am a tea drinker and it is very stained inside. Even in the dishwasher I cannot get it clean.

Would I buy another one. I don’t really have a need unless it would be an upgrade to the larger 12oz version at £15.95

I bought the 8oz at £14.95 with the idea I would cut down on my single use cups, unfortunately it didn’t quite work out like that as a Starbucks doesn’t fit in it.

If you want to stop using a cup a day buy the 12oz or the 16oz. Much better than paper for keeping your drink warm. I can drive from Coventry to Birmingham, 25 miles or 40 minutes (an hour in traffic) and my tea is still hot when I arrive.