Coffee mug

Hello there,

   Have you ever noticed that the cost of mug can starts over 10 zł (3$)? Well, the question is why it has not an ending prize? At first, we have to divide categories of mugs, because it can be at least produced of every material: paper, ceramic, metal, plastic, aluminium and all of kind materials that is impermeable to water. I will not write about papers ones, because their cost is lower than 10 zł and we can find it everywhere. How about ceramic? Nowadays, ceramic is common material, well is in fashion. You can buy it everywhere, but if you need it to go, you can easily buy it with a silicone lid. The cost starts of 49 zł, it has its points like: is in fashion, there is a lot of patterns. The negative features are more like: is heavy, uncomfortable, if it is fulled with hot water, it's burning, fragile.   

  And plastics ones are in the middle of this comparison, because are not so fragile like ceramic, but can't keep a warm so long like metal/aluminium. The plastic mug is cheaper than the others one (excluding papers ones) and there is a lot of patterns.
 
  Aluminium and metal are the best kind of materials, because: are lights, recyclables, cheap, very plastic and can keep a warm very well. With the last characteristic, of course, it depends of the construction of mug, but generally are used very often by mug's producers. 

 

 The prize depends of material, pattern and construction, so everybody can find something. That's all for today. Feel free to comment! See ya!
MB


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  1. Spanglish12/18/2018 6:09 am

    I had the mug from the last picture, it kept warmth really well and literally lasted YEARS... and costed 13 zł haha. Nice job! I like your blog!

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