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> Too bad the cups themselves weren’t very good and getting replacement parts was very difficult. Can you elaborate? I've had my keep cup for 6 years now and t
by jackvalentine 3y ago
> Too bad the cups themselves weren’t very good and getting replacement parts was very difficult.
Can you elaborate? I've had my keep cup for 6 years now and the lid/band have held up. The cork band has a bit of a crack in it but I've ordered a replacement one quite easily... https://au.keepcup.com/shop/replacement-part https://au.keepcup.com/shop/replacement-part
- glenngillen 3y agoThe lids have a tendency to warp at the mouthpiece. I don’t know if it’s from the odd cafe serving coffee above drinkable temperatures or what, but of the 4 I’ve got only one lid is still usable.
- 2muchcoffeeman 3y agoThe original lids warp all the time. The cost of a replacement lid is $17AUD plus shipping $9AUD. I can't buy a lid where ever cups are sold. And a new medium cup is like $19 which I could just walk outside and buy when they were everywhere. Their new line starts at $38AUD! By contrast, a cheapo stainless double insulated cup with a twist on lid is my longest lasting cup ever. It cost me $10. Close to 10 years. Still going strong. And the steel is probably more recyclable than the Keep Cup.