Reusable 304 Stainless Steel Straws Set with Brush & Bag

Built to be kept, not tossed

Built from 304 stainless steel

304 stainless is the grade people pick for drinkware that goes in a bag and gets washed every day. The tubes have a smooth, polished finish in rainbow titanium, ocean blue, or mirror silver, and they clean up like any steel bottle.

Two widths for every drink

The 12mm wide straw handles thick smoothies with frozen fruit, and the 6mm narrow one suits thin juice and iced tea. Both straights run 215mm, long enough to reach the bottom of most tall glasses. Pair the set with a water bottle for the commute.

The brush that clears the tube

The nylon-bristle brush has a loop handle and runs through the narrow 6mm tube, so residue does not build up inside. Rinse the straw, pass the brush through, rinse again. The whole routine takes seconds at the sink.

The set at a glance

• 4Stainless straws in set
• 304Stainless steel grade
• 12mmWide straw diameter
• 6mmNarrow straw diameter

Rinse, brush, and drop it in the pouch

1. 1
   Rinse right after your drink

   Fruit pulp and sugar dry inside the tube if the straw sits, so rinse it as soon as you finish.

2. 2
   Brush the narrow tube

   Push the nylon brush through the 6mm straw from one end, then do the wide 12mm one.

3. 3
   Air dry

   Stand the straws on a towel until the inside is fully dry.

4. 4
   Drop it in the pouch

   Slide the straws into the black drawstring bag so they stay together and protected in your bag.

Four straws, one brush, one bag

• Straight straws×3

  Wide 12mm and narrow 6mm tubes, 215mm long

• Bent straw×1

  6mm diameter, 215mm long

• Cleaning brush×1

  Nylon bristles on a loop handle, 240mm

• Drawstring bag×1

  Black velvet-style pouch, 250mm x 65mm

One straw swap, every single day

The soggy straw problem

Your smoothie tastes good until the plastic straw goes soft and bends halfway down the glass. Disposable straws get used for ten minutes and then go in the bin, and the week adds up to a small pile of waste. The steel straw you bought last spring is still in a kitchen drawer because it looked awkward to wash.

A straw you can keep

Four 304 stainless straws in two widths, a nylon brush with a loop handle, and a black velvet-style pouch. The pouch does the real work. It sits in your bag next to your keys, so the straw comes along for the juice stop, the lunch box, and the drive home.

Less waste, every day

Swap one straw a day and the numbers stack up fast. A set that lives in your bag keeps the switch from fading after the first week, and a clean tube makes the next drink easier than the last. Four straws, a brush, and a pouch cost less than a few weeks of disposables.

What changes as you switch

1. First use
   Smoothie without a plastic straw

   Your first drink goes down a clean steel straw, and you notice you did not reach for a disposable. Rinse it right after use for the best taste.

2. 1 week
   The straw lives in your bag

   After a few days the pouch becomes part of your routine, packed for work, travel, or the juice bar. The habit gets easier when the set is always within reach.

3. 30 days
   Fewer disposables in the trash

   After a month of daily use, most of your drinks skip the plastic straw. Regular brushing keeps the narrow tube in good shape.

The brush keeps the narrow tube clear

• Brush after every use

  Run the nylon brush through the 6mm tube before residue dries.

• Wash with mild soap

  Warm water and regular dish soap are enough for the polished finish.

• Keep it in the pouch

  The drawstring bag keeps keys and loose change from marking the metal.

• Dry before storing

  Let each straw air dry before it goes back in the bag.

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