Home and Kitchen Picks: A Shower Squeegee and Two Heated Coffee Mugs

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Two very different household items this time: a simple glass-door squeegee for the bathroom, and a pair of heated coffee mugs for people who let their drinks go cold. Details below come from the Amazon listings, so confirm specifics before buying.

ALPENKOK 10-Inch Shower Squeegee for Glass Doors

A compact 10-inch squeegee intended for glass shower doors, mirrors and windows, listed as a quick way to wipe water off after use.

Good for: Keeping glass doors looking cleaner between deep cleans.

Watch out for: Results depend on how often you use it and your water hardness; it will not remove existing heavy buildup on its own. Price shown at the time of writing ($19.95) and may change.

Nuwave Self-Heating Coffee Mug with Charging Base

A self-heating mug that sits on a charging base and keeps your drink at a set temperature, according to the listing.

Good for: Desk workers who forget their coffee while in meetings.

Watch out for: This is a premium-priced mug, so compare it with simpler mug warmers first. Price shown at the time of writing ($174.99) and may change.

Nuwave Smart Heated Coffee Mug with Custom Brew Settings

A higher-end model of the same style with smart temperature controls that the listing describes as customizable.

Good for: Anyone who likes precise control over drink temperature.

Watch out for: The highest price of the three items here; check battery life and care instructions on the page before ordering. Price shown at the time of writing ($199.99) and may change.

Final Thoughts

The squeegee is a low-cost fix for a small daily annoyance, while the heated mugs are a bigger spend aimed at coffee lovers. Think about how you would actually use each one before buying.

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