Reusable Silicone Toddlers Opret Cleaning Review

Straws are thick, great for smoothies and protein shakes. Love bright colors, don't be confused which one is yours. The brushes come in handy for getting our seeds or other sticky stuff out. The carrying bag makes it portable. Smaller than a straw, it fits more easily in a pocket

As we try to limit our purchases of straws at home too. This is victory! I have bought many other brands as well as metal straws and I hate metal on my teeth. Not a fan. This is the best thing since plastic straws, and it comes with a cleaner tool! Such good value for money.

It's not hard plastic like soft silicone but they're great, they fit all my baby's cups so it's good. Since they aren't hard plastic, they don't lose their shape either. I had no trouble chewing the pieces, but my 2 year old doesn't bite straws that hard.

Suitable for small glasses and similar for children. I wanted to replace the hard straws in the Toss 'n' Go cups with these because the straws are hard and can cause injury, but they get stuck in the hole in the lid and are difficult to soak up liquid and difficult to get out. first through the hole. Actually I've only used them in vacuum insulated steel wine glasses and mini glasses and we just give them to our kid with juice or whatever in it.

We have five in our family and I was hoping to take all of these straws with us if we go somewhere. However, not all will fit - the holder is the same toothbrush holder as you buy in the dollar- Loading so I could put 5 in but you have to manually handle them to make them fit as shown in my picture for them to fit then when finished you have to stuff the dirty straws into the container to take home and keep my hands on all those dirty straws. I'll either buy another holder or look for something

Photos included in case someone like me is having trouble finding straws that fit these Tervis lids. My 2.5 year old only drinks Tervis water but since it's not the most consistent I wanted a straw for the standard 10oz Tervis cap (Tervis doesn't sell real ones themselves even if there is a hole). I've bought several sets of straws from different places and they've never matched before! I found it easiest to pinch the end and insert the straw from the underside of the lid before placing it on…

We are 5 in our family and I was hoping to take all these straws with us when we go somewhere. The same toothbrush holder you get at the dollar store. That way I could put 5 in it , but you have to rotate them manually to fit them as shown in my picture.When you finish you have to stuff the dirty straws into a container to take home and keep your hands on all the dirty straws. I will either buy another holder or look for something different just to make it easier and less of a nuisance to use…

Photos included in case someone like me is having trouble finding straws that fit these Tervis lids. My 2.5 year old only drinks Tervis water but hasn't been the most consistent since. I wanted a straw for a standard 10 ounce Tervis lid (Tervis doesn't sell the right ones even if there is a hole). I've bought several sets of straws from different places and they've never matched before! I found it easiest to pinch the end and insert the straw from the underside of the lid before placing it on…

Due to a functional neurological disorder, I sometimes have trouble drinking from wide-necked glasses. It annoyed me to tell sane people how much I dislike metal straws (they conduct heat - my lips get blistered by metal straws; try inducing a muscle spasm with one of these in your mouth. I'm not thrilled). click my teeth kthx) and must defend that paper straws are only good for a short time and not in most takeaway lids. Since I didn't like either of those options, I was clearly a planetary…