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A mug warmer for my coffee and tea cups. No more drinking cold coffee or having to rush through my cup before it gets too cold. It was less than 20 bucks and I use it basically every day. Wonderful purchase
I use an insulated cup instead. Keeps it warm/scorching for bloody hours.
I find they WORK too well. I have a Yeti one and the damn liquid is still undrinkable eight hours later...
You can take the lid off to let it cool but it's too easy to forget and miss the sweet spot
Got a link?
Coffee Mug Warmer with Auto Shut Off for Desk https://a.co/d/4n2GXJT
Would this be dangerous around cats you think?
Depends if you want it to stay on a desk or be knocked onto the floor.