Materials like cork and felt are the most absorbent and lightweight ... outer lip to help the coasters stay snugly in place. The deep-cup style will contain drink spills and even crumbs that ...

like cork, cloth, or silicone. I also made sure that, whenever possible, the undersides feature anti-skid material or reinforcements to prevent sliding. One downside to purchasing drink coasters ...

Think of the squishy material of many beach sandals, and you'll understand why recycling them into drink coasters is a great ...

The hexagon shape means multiple coasters ... cork tend to stay in place, and marble has the advantage of weight. Summer Rylander is a food and travel journalist who has written about food ...

The coasters themselves include a cork bottom to protect surfaces from scratches and an absorbent surface so you ... coasters offer a sturdy base for any drink and a rustic style that’ll look ...

I don’t care for expensive coasters. Big, heavy, un-absorbent disks or squares may ... but it can be a real issue if you’re drinking a cold beverage in a flat-bottomed glass placed atop ...

and you'll understand why recycling them into drink coasters is a great idea. Cocowhoa's recycled cork coasters are absorbent and spongy, offering great protection between your glass and table.