Review on White Disposable Bathroom Espresso Mouthwash Household Supplies for Paper & Plastic by Amy Weaver

Suppose you have an automatic espresso machine that costs more than $400, just like me. If you drink espresso at home, you need small, dishwasher-safe espresso cups. But when you take a shot and take it with you in the car, you don't want to pour the shot into a big Styrofoam cup, and you don't want to take your nice china mug with you. I suppose if you have a car at the office and don't have anyone to pick up and wash the dirty kitchen utensils, this would be an extension of the styrofoam sheets you should already be using. (My office handles kitchen chores efficiently, so I don't have to deal with disposables.) These cups are thick enough to protect you from burning your fingers, airtight, and big enough to hold espresso and coffee. Aroma. I don't use them every day - that's the role of china - but if the dog whimpers on the walk, right after I've pushed the button to prepare my morning cup of tea, I can swap out the cardboard for china and sip while he sniffs. Bushes for the perfect place to pee.