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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Changing jobs where I will be taking the bus/Metro instead of driving to work. I'm starting to feel caffeine withdrawal symptoms already, usually getting my first jolt while sitting in traffic on my way in. While looking forward to not having to drive, I'm trying to figure out the best way to bring my coffee to work.

Please recommend your Thermos, insulated canister, etc., that will hold at least 16-20 ounces, keep coffee hot, and never ever spill or leak. Bonus points if you can also drink from it, it's (relatively) easy to wash, even if by hand only, and fits in a standard car cupholder. All of my insulated mugs leak unless held upright so are a non-starter. I think my commute will be approximately 40-50 minutes.[/quote]

The DCUM hall monitors will report you for bringing liquids on the Metro.[/quote]

Nope, you're allowed to bring liquids on Metro, just not allowed to consume them. I personally wouldn't do it, because it's not like Metro rides are always smooth (thus why OP is looking for a spillproof, leakproof container). But I would say have a bit at home, then make some more at work. Transporting coffee for 50 minutes (let's face it, this is Metro, it WILL be 50 minutes, or more), is probably not going to be ideal.

All that said, Starbucks has some good thermoses, or go to Amazon and read reviews and find one that people have good experiences with.[/quote]

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