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Reusable Steel Cocktail Straws - Rainbow - 6 Pack
£9.95
These reusable cocktail straws are super stylish and are the perfect size to be used in short cocktail glasses. We love them because, unlike glass or plastic straws, they don’t break or bend, they don’t include any toxins or BPA, and they work in the home and on the go.
- ◄Product Details
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- Pack of 6
- Straw Size: 12.5 x 0.6 cm
- Rainbow Coloured
- 304 (18/8) Food-grade Stainless Steel
- Gots Certified Organic Cotton Carry Pouch
- Vegan & Recyclable
- ◄Care Instructions
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Dishwasher friendly, or rinse with soapy water and use the provided brush to scrub the inside of the straw gently.
- ◄Reviews
- ◄More Info
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We love a cocktail almost as much as we love the environment here at Wild & Stone; that’s why we’ve created this rainbow set of reusable cocktail straws.
The Environmental Choice
Around 4.4 billion straws are thrown away every year in the UK alone; instead, choose the eco alternative. Our reusable cocktail straws are scratch and rust-resistant straws so that you can use them again and again.
This reusable cocktail straws set comes with 6 rainbow straws packaged inside a GOTS certified organic cotton carry pouch for easy, clean, and safe storage.
GOTS Certified Cotton
GOTS, standing for Global Organic Textile Standard, is a textile production certificate that limits the use of dyes, toxic beaches, and other chemicals during the production process of textiles. These textiles must contain at least 95% organic fibre to be classed as GOTS certified.
What are cocktail straws made of?
Reusable cocktail straws are made out of stainless steel, which is a durable material that resists oxidation and corrosion, a perfect material for straws. These food-grade steel straws are made out of 18/8 stainless steel to ensure the straws are FDA approved food safe and will add no metallic aftertaste to your drink.
How to clean inside cocktail straws?
Rinse the inside of the straw as soon as you're done using it, if possible, to prevent things from hardening in there. Let the water flow through a few times. Soak your straw brush in dish soap before pushing it into your straw and vigorously scrubbing it. Repeat with the other end of the straw. Don't forget to wipe the straw's openings and outsides. After you've finished cleaning, run the straw under hot water for another minute to get rid of any leftover soap.