Long Safer Rounded End Stainless Steel Straws for Quart Mason Jars - 4 Pack

Quart and pint-and-a-half jars are everyday favorites around here. I drink my morning smoothie from a quart jar and water throughout the day from a pint-and-a-half jar.

• Size and jar fit: Each straw is 9 inches long, sized for 1 quart (32oz / 4 cups) or 1 pint and a half (24oz / 3 cups) Mason jars. For other cups and travel mugs, check the length and straw opening before ordering.
• What's included: Four Long Safer Rounded End stainless steel straws, one straw cleaner, and one drawstring cloth carry bag. Jars, lids, and sleeves shown in photos are sold separately.
• Rounded ends and diameter: Smooth, rounded ends make sipping comfortable. The straw body is 8mm outside diameter and 6.2mm inside diameter, with a 10.5mm locking tab near the lower end.
• Stainless steel lid setup: With our Stainless Steel Straw Hole Lids, remove the silicone grommet to expose the 10mm metal opening. Put the straw in the jar first, lower the lid over its top, and screw the lid on. The wider locking tab stays beneath the lid to help retain the straw. Choose Regular Mouth or Wide Mouth to match your jar.
• Other lids: Check that the opening accepts the 8mm straw body. The tab must remain beneath a compatible opening for retention to work. It does not close the straw hole or make the jar leak-proof.
• Everyday drinks: The 6.2mm inside diameter works for water, juice, iced tea, coffee, soda, smoothies, yogurt, milkshakes, and protein shakes.
• Materials and logo: Made from 304 stainless steel. Our black logo is laser-annealed directly into the metal, without inks or chemical coatings used for the logo.
• Cleaning: Use the included straw cleaner with soap and hot water to scrub inside, working from both ends as needed. Rinse thoroughly and dry before storing in the bag. The straws and cleaner are dishwasher safe. The metal straws can also be boiled for cleaning.
• Need a single straw? Choose a Long Safer Rounded End straw on our Individual Straws listing. A cleaner and bag are sold separately with individual straws.

My personal routine is to rinse after use, put the straws in the dishwasher, then run a straw cleaner through them and rinse again before putting them away. My dishwasher sometimes leaves a little residue, so the brush helps catch what remains.

Keep a reusable straw handy at home or take one along in the cloth bag to skip a disposable straw.

Please use care: Treat stainless steel straws like other metal utensils. Rounded ends do not remove the risk of injury. Do not let a child run around with a metal straw.