🥤 Slender Size Silicone Straws for Stainless Steel 20 oz Yeti Tumbler - BPA Free, Non-Rubber Silicon, Reusable & Safe for Kids - Flexible, Chewy, Bendy Review

I googled and went from place to place to find a straw that I can trust for my kids and that will help us reduce plastic waste. Softy Straws met all the criteria. These straws are tested and certified to pass the home pinch test :). They don't have an odd smell like many reusable straws, and they don't have a taste. We put these straws through the press. We've had them for over a month now. My 4 year old loves to chew and suck and these straws still look and function like new. No cracks, no…

We use a lot of straws around our house but make a concerted effort so stop using so much plastic - on a recent trip to San Diego there was just an awful lot of cups, bottles and yes, straws in the ocean - but while I've found some good straws that work in cold mugs and tall drinking mugs, I've yet to find something I really like that's extra thin, thin enough to slip into my skinny coffee mug fit; it's time! They're big enough to fit in a 20-ounce mug, yet thin and flexible enough to easily…

I've been using reusable straws for a long time (wash old McDs or buy a hard plastic Tervis). However, they weren't strong enough for my morning coffee/tea, or too wide and inflexible for the smaller lid openings. These straws are perfect! They're thin so don't expect the same great experience drinking a coke with one of these versus a McD straw, but they're perfect for water, hot/cold tea, coffee or smoothies. They're flexible enough to fit through the small openings of hydration tanks, Yeti…

I saw the video. You know. the one with the sea turtle. It really made me reconsider using straws AND recycling in general, so I decided to put more effort into buying reusable straws and using less plastic. The first thing I decided to do was figure out which reusable straw would work best for me. I'm nervous about glass and stainless steel. I'm not sure why. I think I'm concerned about glass breakage (I know it's not 'normal' glass but I'm very picky about all my stuff so it's definitely…

I bought them hoping to reduce waste. The parameters I was looking for seemed simple enough, but only Softy straws fit everyone: (1) FOOD FREE (BPA-free, BPS-free, phthalate-free, PVC-free, etc.). While we originally looked at metal straws, the thought of a metallic taste and, worse, metal leaching was highly off-putting. (2) SOFT SILICONE. They should be used instead of disposable plastic straws, even at home and on the go. The last thing we (especially my kids) need is a chipped tooth from a…