how long are the straws?
1488624
They are the length of a typical straw. However I don't use them. I try to reduce plastic use as much as possible. I buy straws made from corn.
1488625
The ones I have are eight inches long. These are bigger around and fit a sixteen ounce jar. The other I have are nine inches and fit a quart jar. These are more of a regular straw size.
635094
Bottle brush is 14 inches. Straw brush is 10.5 inches, but- only 8.5 inches is thin enough to go through a straw. (there's a small flat handle, on end)
96255
9.75 inches. But the straw can be cleaned from either end. Works great to clean-up milk shakes.
1415419
I have never measured them, but they are fairly long. They fit in my largest acrylic cup with about 3 inches to spare. My guess would be around 8 inches long. Hope this helps.
830502
I don't have one in the house to measure, but they are stiffer than the thin red plastic straws that you can get at many places. There have been no complaints from the 100s of people that I see using the wooden sticks that I bought. I did receive complaints whe I offered the red straws. Some were too short, some too long (depending on what type you buy). These wooden stick's length are in between. Some people would use 2-3 little red straws to stir their coffee, stating that they were too narrow. The wooden sticks do not have this problem. I will buy these again.
979942
The straws are pretty wide. Outside measures at about 1/2 inch and the inside is about 3/8th inch. Also the are very flexible if that matters.
74372
The straw is 7.25 inches long, the pump body and nozzle are a total of 7 and 5/8 inches long. The portion that is contained in the neck of the bottle with the 7.25 inch straw is 4 inches long (for a total of 11.25 inches being contained within the bottle). The straw is easily removed or cut to any length to accommodate bottle size. The screw top of the pump fits bottles with an opening diameter of 15/16 of an inch. Looks to be pretty much standard size for plastic bottles from 8 oz soda to 2 liter soda to 1 liter syrup bottles.
2047353
I purchased these and I do like them but don't use them much because they are kind of small. The overall length is 8". 6" is what fit into the glass and the curve is approx. 2" they are not very big around. When I ordered them I was hoping they were bigger also but they are better than using plastic straws.
876714
The hole is about 1/4 inch. I love the straws, but I do wish they were longer for larger glasses.
464314
Hi, I bought the one of 20 oz and it is 8.75 in tall without the straw. I hope it helps you.
1489361
It is a set of 2 straws. They are 12" long. I'm not sure why one of the pictures shows 2 long and 2 short straws. I have another review somewhere indicating the internal dimensions. I believe it was 0.310" outside diameter x 0.250" inside dia.
1680107
They are about 6" from the bottom of the straw to the first part of the bend.
205806
These glass straws are 9 inches total length - 6 inches and 3 inches on either side of the bend. Outer diameter is 3/8-inch, inner bore diameter is just under 1/2-inch -- nice wall thickness makes them sturdy, not fragile. Such a wonderful product! Drinking my hot tea is so much more pleasant now!
1851317
It is a total of 9 inches long. At the 6 inch mark it is bent at an angle, just like a regular straw would be that bends at an angle. I really like this straw.
437220
10 1/4" that extends to 12 1/2" when expanded in length. Diameter is a little less than a straw from McDonalds
635093
Bottle Brush is 14 inches from end to end (of bristles) and the straw brush is 10.5 inches with 8.5 inches available to enter the straw.
124165
I used 8" long paper straws that were 5.5mm diameter, which is a pretty standard size straw. They fit in the center hole of this lid without any room to spare and were a perfect height with the 8 oz. jelly jars I paired them with.