🥤 SpillNot Drink Carrier: Mess-Free Beverage Transportation Solution Review

I have spinocerebellar ataxia, my limb coordination deteriorates over the years. When walking around the house, I have to touch walls, door frames, tables, backs of chairs, countertops, etc. as I walk. I can't just get up and walk around with a cup of liquid. But I can with it. I don't even have to look at it. As long as I don't fall, I can twitch as much as I want along the way, and I know the bowl will be rock solid when I reach my destination.

Unbelievable it works. I'm limping with arthritis and my hands are shaking. I carry a coffee mug in my hands and I always spill the coffee. But the coffee doesn't spill out. Bonus: I can slip a few fingers through the strap, hold a plate in one hand, and carry coffee and breakfast with a stick at the same time! It is not necessary to make two trips. Now I would also like a larger version that allows me to carry taller glasses and wider dishes like bowls.

I have ordered 1737364674883 items from Revain and have never felt compelled to write a review. TIL TODAY! This article is amazing! I'm not kidding, this thing has more balance than those women who carry baskets on their heads. If you've always wanted to drink coffee while hopping, now you probably can. Tea while skiing? Why not! I'm really, really serious - this article is the best. Sellers better thank the person on Tik Tok promoting it because his video was convincing enough for me to buy…

I bought this because I use a crutch with one hand and am tired of making two or three trips back and forth from the kitchen. It holds large coffee mugs, small bowls, and beer glasses (barely). The only criticism is that the rubber mat keeps falling off. It's intentionally left unmounted, but I plan to slip mine in. If you're about to lift it, do it slowly until you're sure it's balanced. I only dropped one drink but that was because it was too far from the center and I picked it up too…

This is a Father's Day gift for Dad. My father had quite severe tremors from a neck injury that got worse over the years. He had to use both weighted cutlery and a weighted pen. Carrying coffee from the counter to the table can sometimes be a real disaster. This little gadget (which I first saw on TikTok and tried Partyshirt) seemed so easy. I ordered it and my kids tested it which was almost better than my dad who intentionally didn't shake it or spill a drop and the liquid barely moved, if at