Fabulous Find Friday: No-Spill Travel Mug (Seriously, it doesn't spill...)

Oxo Good Grips Plastic LiquiSeal Travel Mug, Textured ClearWith mother's day just around the corner (it's Sunday!) I decided to include a fabulous find that you could buy for yourself, or you could give your mother for Mother's Day!

Ok, so the Oxo Good Grips Plastic LiquiSeal Travel Mug is not exactly a counseling resource, but it is a fabulous find! Buying a coffee mug that doesn't spill could be related to self-care. ;)

If you are anything at all like me you probably juggle bags, lunch, keys, and other random items when you are leaving for work. I usually end up spilling coffee on the floor or myself when I am carrying too much.

I was at Target the other day and I spotted this travel mug. It caught my attention because it was pink, but after reading the label with the "no-spill" claim, I had to try it out.

I took it home and filled it up with coffee the next morning. The Oxo Good Grips Plastic LiquiSeal Travel Mug has a button on the lid that you can click to the down position to drink and click to the up position to lock. It seriously does not spill at all!

I have already been "saved" by the Oxo Good Grips Plastic LiquiSeal Travel Mug. Just yesterday I had three bags and a box I was trying to get out the door in one trip. I had my Oxo Good Grips Plastic LiquiSeal Travel Mug in the box in the locked position. It was rolling all around and fell over.  Not a single drip of coffee spilled anywhere! You can seriously hold it upside down and NOTHING comes out. I am more than pleased with my purchase!

The Oxo Good Grips Plastic LiquiSeal Travel Mug is available in a variety of colors. I purchased mine at Target in pink, but you can also check out Amazon for red, blue, and clear. Amazon has free shipping when you spend $25 or more!

Do you have a Fabulous Find that you can't function without? I would love to hear from you! Your Fabulous Find may be Featured on a Future Friday, Friends! ;) Comment below, email me, tweet, or share on the School Counselor Blog Facebook Page!

Danielle is a K-12 Certified School Counselor, Nationally Certified Counselor, and blogger at School Counselor Blog, a place where school counselors share innovative ideas, creative lesson plans, and quality resources.  Contact Danielle via email, follow her on twitter, and become a fan of the School Counselor Blog Facebook Page.

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