Do these fit into the average size reusable cup straw holes?
216475
Yes, quite nicely actually. I primarily use them with a 20 ounce double walled straw cup.
1177399
I am not sure, I have the 16.5 oz mugs. They are so cute and I was able to put the decorative straws in the middle where the hole is. They are so cute, you may wish to try them , then if won't fit send them back. Hope this helps&#128515;
1272869
Agree with B. Berry. I have just bought standard straws and they have all fit without a problem. Love this product
2016705
Yes they do fit the regular cups that come with the bullet. The opening is a little off as the threads start and stop in a different place but if you use a straw it doesn't make any difference.
675718
There is an "actual" size and a "nominal" size. I ran into this concept when I ordered filters. Yes, I believe they will fit. Mine did.
2249832
I use the brush that came with the set of extra straws I ordered. The opening on the tumbler straw is about the same diameter as the replacement straws. You can find them on Amazon here: Rainbow Colored Replacement Acrylic Straw Set of 8, for 16oz, 20oz, 24oz Tumblers
112470
Yes, they are standard opening size, but since it is a mug to drink out of I'm not sure why there is any question as to the opening size.
2053346
The hole that the liquid flows through is large enough for at least two straws, but it is not a dedicated hole for a straw. I don't use a straw myself, but I don't see any reason why you would experience any sort of problem using one with these cups.
1245189
I have had to cut an entire package of straws in order to fit them into this holder. I think 8-1/2 to 9 inches fit.
225896
Not sure of the size of the opening but they fit standard plastic insulated cups such as Hard Rock Cafe and Starbucks ones and are the same size hope this is helpful
1048392
I use a reusable plastic BPA free straw that did not fit the opening. But I cut the hole bigger with a pen knife. Not as pretty but it works
471918
I can't say for sure they are 3/8 in width. They are hard to put into the straw hole at first, you have to giggle them into place. Hope this helps.
1999189
Ive used the paper striped or polkadot ones..the are standard size straws..
1792198
Yes, even though it is not a completely round opening, a straw will fit within it.
821304
Not with my Cuppow lids, as the holes on mine are the original design, not the diamond shaped hole. The BEST lids for these straws are the silicone Ecojarz lids. The straw is exactly the max circumference possible through those lids, so much so that they hug the straw and keep it in place, thereby preventing you from scratching up the glass bottom with it. I cannot comment on whether they fit through the diamond shaped Cuppow lid holes, but even if they do, it won't be as perfect a match as the ecojarz lids.Here's my review of the Ecojarz lids, with pictures and reference to these straws:http://www.amazon.com/review/R1IKY5BIGI1O3D Not with my Cuppow lids, as the holes on mine are the original design, not the diamond shaped hole. The BEST lids for these straws are the silicone Ecojarz lids. The straw is exactly the max circumference possible through those lids, so much so that they hug the straw and keep it in place, thereby preventing you from scratching up the glass bottom with it. I cannot comment on whether they fit through the diamond shaped Cuppow lid holes, but even if they do, it won't be as perfect a match as the ecojarz lids.Here's my review of the Ecojarz lids, with pictures and reference to... » Read More Not with my Cuppow lids, as the holes on mine are the original design, not the diamond shaped hole. The BEST lids for these straws are the silicone Ecojarz lids. The straw is exactly the max circumference possible through those lids, so much so that they hug the straw and keep it in place, thereby preventing you from scratching up the glass bottom with it. I cannot comment on whether they fit through the diamond shaped Cuppow lid holes, but even if they do, it won't be as perfect a match as the ecojarz lids.Here's my review of the Ecojarz lids, with pictures and reference to these straws:http://www.amazon.com/review/R1IKY5BIGI1O3D « Show Less
1110064
They may fit, but are flat-bottomed, not cone shaped like most smaller coffee makers take. These are on the small side, though, so they might work for you. I bought them for a regular size, 10-cup coffee maker and they are too short, so coffee grounds spill up and over the sides. :(
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Yes. They fit perfectly in the 4 cup coffee maker that I have, which has a basket verses the cone.