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MULTI-COLOURED GLASS STRAWS
MULTI-COLOURED GLASS STRAWS
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These multi-coloured glass straws made from durable borosilicate glass, they're BPA-free and non-toxic, so they won't leach anything into your drink or alter its taste, whether it's a hot tea or an iced coffee.
The smooth, rounded rims are comfortable against the lips, and the sturdy glass build means one straw can genuinely replace hundreds of disposable ones over its lifetime.
This set includes 8 straight/8 bent straws, giving you the flexibility to match the straw to the drink, tumblers and tall glasses for straight, mugs and curved glassware for bent. Two cleaning brushes are included, so keeping them spotless takes seconds, not effort. It's a small, deliberate swap. Nothing about your daily routine has to change, except what's left behind afterwards.
Features
Features
- Borosilicate glass construction: Sturdier than standard glass, built to withstand daily use and repeated washing without clouding or weakening over time.
- BPA-free and non-toxic: Nothing to leach into hot or cold drinks, so your beverage tastes exactly as it should, every time.
- Smooth, rounded rims: Comfortable against the lips, with no rough edges or seams to catch or chip.
- Straight and bent options included: Eight of each, so you can choose the right fit for tumblers, mugs, or curved glassware.
- Handles hot and cold drinks: From morning coffee to iced smoothies, one set covers the full range of everyday drinks.
- Two cleaning brushes included: Sized to fit the straw's inner diameter, making thorough cleaning quick and simple.
- Dishwasher safe: Fits easily into your existing routine, no handwashing required.
- Built to replace hundreds of single-use straws: A one-time purchase that quietly reduces your reliance on disposable plastic.
Product Specifications
Product Specifications
- Material: High borosilicate glass
- Length: 20 cm
- What is included: 8pc Straight + 2x Cleaning Brush / 8pc Bent + 2x Cleaning Brush
- Dishwasher safe: Yes
Care instructions
Care instructions
- Wash before use.
- Dishwasher safe for everyday convenience.
- For a thorough clean, hand wash with a neutral detergent using the included brush to reach the full length of the straw.
- Avoid strong alkaline or oxidising cleaning chemicals, which can weaken glass over time.
- Dry fully before storing to prevent water marks or residue build-up.
- Check straws for chips or cracks before each use - glass doesn't wear out the way plastic does, but any damage means it's time to replace that straw for safe use.
- At end of life, glass straws can be disposed of through your local glass recycling stream.
Disclaimer
Disclaimer
As these straws are made from glass, please handle with care, avoid biting down hard, and supervise children during use. Sudden extreme temperature changes (such as moving from boiling liquid to ice) should be avoided, as with any glass drinkware. Colours may appear slightly different due to screen display, and minor variation in shade or finish between batches is normal and does not affect performance. Straw dimensions may vary within a small tolerance during manufacturing.
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Did you know?
90% of Seabirds Have Ingested Plastic
What You Sip Through Matters
Plastic straws may release microscopic plastic particles during use, and some plastic food-contact materials can also release chemical additives under certain conditions. Microplastics have now been detected throughout the human body and in the food, water, and air we consume every day.Choosing reusable, plastic-free alternatives is one simple way to reduce your reliance on single-use plastics and unnecessary plastic exposure in everyday use. .
And It Doesn't Stop With You
Plastic straws are often used for only a few minutes, yet they can persist in the environment for hundreds of years. Over time they fragment into microplastics that pollute oceans, are ingested by marine life, and move through the food chain, eventually finding their way back to us.
Remember: Be Good to You. And the Earth Too. 🌍
References:
Wilcox, C., Van Sebille, E., & Hardesty, B. D. (2015). Threat of plastic pollution to seabirds is global, pervasive, and increasing. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 112(38), 11899-11904.
United Nations Environment Programme. Beat Plastic Pollution.
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. What are microplastics?