Reusable Foldable Silicone Straw with Travel Case and Brush

The straws are made from food grade silicone, and the case is food grade PP. Both are built for daily contact with drinks, and the silicone is soft and flexible rather than rigid like steel.

Rinsing under warm water gets the surface, but the brush does the real work. The long brush runs through the narrow bore and clears residue that water leaves behind. Brush after each drink, then dry the straw fully before folding it into the case.

Choose 8.5 mm for smoothies and drinks with pulp, and 6.4 mm for thinner drinks and tight lids. If you are unsure, start with the wider straw, since it works with most cups.

The case keeps the straw and brush apart and closes with a magnetic latch, so the straw stays protected in a bag or pocket. Let the straw dry before you close the case, because a damp straw in a sealed case holds residue and odor.

Steel straws clank in a bag and feel stiff against the lip. This silicone straw folds to a small size and carries its brush in the same case, so it clips to your keys without the rattle.

A single plastic straw costs little, but a daily café habit adds up to a steady stream of waste. The food grade materials and hard-shell case are what you pay for, and the cost per drink drops fast once the straw in your case replaces the ones you would have taken.