Can stainless steel drinking straws be used with this top?
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I would think that stainless steel straws can be used with the lids. Depending on the size of the straws, you may have to put them through one of the "petal" sections rather than the middle circle. I used paper straws and fitting them into the middle was difficult but I think using them in the petals is better since that way the straws are slanted and easier to drink from.
470472
Not that I know of; but I too care about my drink containers & use of safe plastics--- and I still use these straws since they are so large. So I would encourage you to determine how much you really think they would work for YOUR needs; as I did.
1883710
The "straw" is made of stainless steel I'm pretty sure (or some other kind of metal) so you should be fine. I love mine and have had it for 5 months now. Hope that helps.
1601947
Yes. I use the lid and straw for my juice drinks and ice water. I love the tops. It turns the jar into a perfect reuse able water bottle. I have never liked plastic or aluminum water bottles, so this works great for me.
1434471
Don't know, they were bought to replace the straws for my wife and son's Starbucks 24 oz go cups, so we don't use them for anything else, sorry
1851316
Thank you for your quick response! I was looking for something other than plastic to drink my green smoothies and more importantly my flavored water with my doTERRA Essential Oils. Some of the oils you can't put in plastic containers or use plastic straws. After reading the bad flavor reviews on the stainless steel straws, I decided to try the glass ones! I too am a straw person. Not sure how I have never heard of glass straws before! Can't wait to get some! Thanks again for your reply!
437884
Yes. Just put the straw through the place where you would normally drink from a tumbler. The size should be good for a MacDonald straw
329395
No, the straws are not magnetic. These are 18/10 stainless steel, meaning they are 18% chromium and 10% nickel and therefore more resistant to corrosion.
804960
Yes, a standard plastic straw will fit through the drinking slot. It's not a hole specifically for this purpose, but it will definitely work.
871276
I put mine on the top rack and it's fine. The straw I put in with utensils. The problem I've found is if you drop the mug, I will break. Not very durable if you are clumsy like me!
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I don't believe the lid would be conducive for use with a straw although I haven't tried it. There is only a small opening for the liquid to pass through. If you were able to squeeze a straw into it I don't think you would have very good results. Hope that helps.
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i think you question is, can you buy just the straw top and screw it onto the bottom of the sippy cup. I dont know, but I think the sippy is a little shorter. I've never seen just the top. I once tried to buy a replacement straw for the straw cupt, but you had to buy the whole silicon piece and it was $7.
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the top has the option of using a straw or drinking from the top - i am enjoying the glasses and would definitely recommend them.
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I bought a set of stainless steel straws on Amazon and they fit just fine. can't remember the brand, but i think the holes are a standard size for most straws
405051
Yes, the lid hole is large enough for a straw. The cups are outstanding on keeping the drinks cold and ice lasts all day.
1773616
You could probably use a thick straw! I didn't end up keeping the lids because the didn't stay on very well. The underside has three rings to fit "any" size. They didn't fit either of the cups I get it for!! It's also not a secure fit, if the cup falls over, you will have a big mess
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I have found that the stainless lid fits a wide straw but somewhat snug. The silicon lid fits any straw more easily.