Coffee cups almost all have a fatal flaw; there's a seam running up one side, and more importantly, it continues _into_ the lip of the cup. Why should you care? Because this small asymmetry in the cup's design creates a natural opportunty for hot coffee to sneak through the crack and drip down the side of the cup.
The solution? Simply rotate the lid so that the opening you drink from is _opposite_ the seam of the cup; this means that you'll be tilting the cup _away_ from the seam instead of into it.
You may not believe this can make a difference, but believe me I've been burned (in some cases literally) enough times to know :)
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How to stop dripping coffee cup lidsturn the lid opposite the seamcoffee lid, coffee spillsIf you drink to-go coffee with any regularity, you will at some point have experienced a small drip or spill flowing down the side of your cup, seemingly in defiance of a perfectly good plastic lid you've put over it. There is a simple way to put an end to that.
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