dollar spot cup

Dollar spot cups and tumblers are made from a mix of plastics and metals. Common materials listed include generic plastics or copolyester, polypropylene parts, silicone components (for valves or seals), and stainless steel in some insulated options.

Many dollar spot cups offer spill-control features such as leakproof or spillproof construction. Toddler training cups often use a silicone straw valve to limit flow, and some insulated kid tumblers advertise splash- or leak-resistant straw systems.

Yes. Several listings note recycled or sustainable content—for example, some plastic tumblers include post-consumer recycled (PCR) material or a stated 20% PCR plastic content, and one kid-sized steel tumbler is described as being made from 90% recycled stainless steel.

Available capacities listed across items include 7 oz, 8 oz, 9 oz, 10 fl oz, 13 oz, 16 oz, 18 oz, 20 fl oz, and 40 fl oz.

Care varies by item. Many are dishwasher-safe (often top-rack only); several specify Do Not Microwave while a few allow microwave reheat only. Common cautions include avoiding abrasive cleaners and spot-cleaning delicate parts with a soft cloth.

Some tumblers are described as stackable, and reviewers commonly note compact, stackable sizes that make storage and transport easier.

Package contents vary by style. Many listings include only the cup or tumbler, while some add accessories such as straws, sippable lids, or toddler-sized handles depending on the model.