The CoffeeBath plastic tray with wheels 3D print model

You've already seen elsewhere in my store the WineBath (for those bad days) and the BeerBath (for those really bad days), but the request I've had most often is 'what if I just want a cup of coffee in the bath/shower?'. That was a very good question, and never let it be said that I don't listen to the opinions of my customers. This is actually the Mk 2 version of the CoffeeBath; the Mk 1 was printed in one piece (which would make it prohibitively expensive) and also had five suction cups (which meant I couldn't actually pull it off the glass when I had to remove it). This version was tested by filling my largest coffee mug to the brim and leaving it stuck to my window overnight. In the morning it was still attached as firmly as it was the night before.

'But won't it fall off when that cup is filled with hot coffee?'. No, coffee is... what... about 90 degrees celsius? The ABS this is made from only starts to become fluid at 280 degrees celsius, and the suction cups are well removed from the wall of the mug so they won't be effected at all. So unless you're drinking lava rather than Java it'll be just fine

The CoffeeBath can hold mugs up to 100mm wide so you can be sure of that extra-large caffeine bomb with your shower, and it has even been tested with holding wine bottles. It stayed exactly where it was, even when the bottle was completely full. So if you're having that REALLY bad day why not order it with a WineBath too so you can keep topping it up!

The CoffeeBath will stick to any smooth surface (baths, showers, windows mirrors, smooth tiles etc) but may not attach securely to textured surfaces. Make sure to test it on your chosen surface to make sure it will stay in place. Also for extra assurance make sure to stick it to a DRY surface; if attached to a wet surface it may slide downwards.

You'll need four small suction cups to make it work, or you can order one fully assembled in my Etsy store - www.etsy.com/uk/shop/enterprisexddesign