I’ve always avoided stainless steel tumblers because I can’t stand the metallic taste it imparts on my beverages. The Created ...

This is your guide to the beer bottle sizes that exist in modern day. It covers the history of the bottles, their uses, and ...

I’ve also taken this news as a reason to coax myself into carrying a reusable coffee mug more often, if only to avoid the black plastic lids on disposable cups—heat plus plastic equals ...

In its latest activation leaning into its canine mascot, Mug Root Beer is teaming up with a college football stars for a campaign celebrating National Fetch Day -- Oct. 19, a day celebrating the ...

The new update schedule addresses a problem with Android’s ecosystem we’ve been discussing since at least 2016, with third-party phones waiting months or longer to get the latest updates. Sure ...

Plastic, earthenware and stone cups or mugs are generally considered more porous. I recommend purchasing high-quality stainless steel cups or mugs since they're non-porous, making stubborn stains ...

The two bowls are made of BPA-free plastic ... one being great for any mug or glass with a handle. It promises to remain completely stable, plus, the foam will actually provide insulation, helping to ...

LYCOMING COUNTY, Pa. — These days, plastic surgery is as routine as going to the dentist, largely due to the influence of social media. According to medical experts, some procedures are more ...

This story is part of Planet or Plastic?—our multiyear effort to raise awareness about the global plastic waste crisis. Learn what you can do to reduce your own single-use plastics. Read this ...

Set aside a good-sized, microwaveable mug to bake the cake in. Add the butter and milk to another microwaveable mug and microwave on high in 10 second increments, swirling the contents after each ...

HANGA ROA, Easter Island, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Easter Island, the tiny remote speck of land in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, is stuck in an oceanic vortex of plastic. According to municipal data ...

By Hiroko Tabuchi Scientists have found plastic pollution almost everywhere they have looked. In clouds. On Mount Everest. In Arctic snow. Now, for the first time, tiny plastic particles have been ...