Stylish Elephant Mugs in 🐘 Classic White: Perfect for Coffee Lovers! Review

Nice concept but impractical. If you put the tea bag in the front holder and still try to use it, the liquid from the tea bag will just spread everywhere.

Love the concept of this teacup and especially the fact that it was an elephant. What I didn't like was that it had chips on the handle and bulges on the lower legs making it unstable. Keep it simple.

I like this mug is cute but the head where the tea bag fits is not fully closed so the wet tea bag just drips down which completely defeated purpose of mug. I'm going to try supergluing this area because the recoil is too much of a headache.

I gave this mug to my daughter. It was difficult for her and the tea calmed her down. Her illness made it difficult for her to use her hands and the ability to easily move the teabag into the storage space saved me from worrying about her burning herself passing the teabag around. This was one of the last gifts I bought for my daughter and it was a great gift. Cleaning the tea bag area is a bit difficult. I use a cotton swab to clean a small portion within the area.

The mug was cute and we liked the concept of the integrated tea bag holder. We bought this for a gift exchange with a white elephant so it fits perfectly! The first one we received had some ceramic pieces that were glazed on the inside of the mug and unglazed areas on the inside. The cup didn't fit. We immediately ordered a second one for a party. It arrived and the right ear wasn't completely sealed and it could leak and make a mess if you put a tea bag in it. return both.

I liked the idea of this mug because I used to make a cup of tea and bring it to the office and also brought a small bowl with me when I ready to drink, I had a place for the tea bags. But if you don't wring the packets properly when you put them in the front part with some sort of liquid meant to hold them, you'll end up with tea dripping onto itself when you take a sip. As long as you drain them REALLY WELL before putting them on the front it's not a problem, but if you don't you will drip…