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But a majority (73%) buys no more than two coffees a week in a cafe, so that's a lot of coffee made in kitchens and office canteens.. Are reusable coffee cups being used?.We're sure you've heard of the campaign against single-use plastic by now.

And you might also have heard that many takeaway cups aren't even recyclable.Yet, despite recent environmental campaigns and café-based incentives, the vast majority use disposable takeaway cups: indeed, 65% say they never use a reusable cup for takeaway coffees, and 16% only use one 'sometimes' .There seems to be a correlation between age and reusable coffee cup use: When we break down those numbers by age, 40% of 18-44-year olds use a reusable container at least 'sometimes', but that number drops to 28% for 44-55-year olds and then to 21% for over 55-year olds.. What's the most popular coffee order?.

For Irish people, coffee seems to be something to fuel their working day; instead of a leisurely, pricey treat.This, we think, might be why Americano is the most popular order in the country, with more expensive, longer-taking coffees further down the list.

So, americano leads the way (33%), which possibly explains why most respondents (51.88%) spend €2-€2.99 on an average coffee.

On the more extravagant end, almost 5% of respondents spend more than €4 every time they got a takeaway coffee.Reduces the risk of mould and mildew growth.

: High humidity levels can cause mould and mildew to grow, which can be harmful to your health and cause damage to your home.A dehumidifier reduces the level of moisture in the air, making it less hospitable for mould and mildew to thrive..

Improves air quality.: High humidity can also cause musty odours, making the air feel heavy and uncomfortable.