Review on StrawSak XL Teal Turtle Straw Case - Effortless Cleaning for Reusable Metal, Silicone, and Glass Straws, Cutlery, Silverware, and Utensils by Paula Brown

I've been taking silicone straws to the beach for a number of years. Many islands have stopped supplying plastic to protect sea life. I usually put the straws in a resealable bag, but it's a bit of a hassle, they stick a little, don't quite fit, and the bag gets a little rough after a week of sitting on the beach in the heat and wet. Sugar residue drips from the straw. In fact, I can't clean the straw every time I put it away and the bag's shape and size only makes it harder to clean unless I really want to "wash the dishes" every night on vacation. Some might say it was a frivolous purchase, I'm thrilled. I easily fit two straws and a cleaning brush. It's possible and I haven't tried more, more is not necessary. Note there was even a cleaning brush in the bag, a bonus. Outside - nice fabric with a quality zipper. The interior is made of vinyl material and due to the size it is very easy to wash or clean if necessary. The straws don't stick to the inner material like my zippered bag. Much better solution and super cute!