stainless steel drinking straws

Do you like stainless steel drinking straws?

stainless steel drinking straws

@youless (112123)

Guangzhou, China

June 28, 2020 2:41am CST

Actually it is a good idea since the stainless steel drinking straws shall be much more environmental than the normal plastic drinking straws. However, in my opinion it is not easy to wash them well. My case is I seldom use the plastic drinking straws. I don't need them. For example, if I drink a can of Cola. I will pour it to a glass and then drink it.

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@Butterfingers (66585)

• India

28 Jun 20

I don't use straw like you so I don't need these

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@youless (112123)

• Guangzhou, China

28 Jun 20

I also don't have a habit to use the straws.

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@JudyEv (326100)

• Rockingham, Australia

28 Jun 20

I haven't tried these. I'd be worried that they would have a metallic taste.

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@youless (112123)

• Guangzhou, China

28 Jun 20

I am not sure, since I haven't tried to use it before.

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@jstory07 (134522)

• Roseburg, Oregon

28 Jun 20

I got a set on clearance but have not used them.

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@youless (112123)

• Guangzhou, China

28 Jun 20

Perhaps you also find it difficult to wash

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@jstory07 (134522)

• Roseburg, Oregon

28 Jun 20

@youless I did not open them yet.

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@Alexandoy (65308)

• Cainta, Philippines

28 Jun 20

I have not seen a stainless drinking straw. All I know is the plastic straw and also the traditional paper straw.

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@youless (112123)

• Guangzhou, China

28 Jun 20

Perhaps they are much more popular in Europe since the stainless steel drinking straws can be used for many times.

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@Alexandoy (65308)

• Cainta, Philippines

28 Jun 20

@youless the steel straw is durable than plastic which is not reusable for purposes of hygiene.

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@DianneN (247103)

• United States

28 Jun 20

They are pretty, but I don't use straws at all.

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@youless (112123)

• Guangzhou, China

28 Jun 20

You have a good habit

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@DianneN (247103)

• United States

28 Jun 20

@youless Thanks! I prefer a glass for my drinks.

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@Lavanya15 (12888)

• Chennai, India

28 Jun 20

I don't use straws in my daily life, so no need for me. But idea is good, I think it is very expensive.

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@youless (112123)

• Guangzhou, China

28 Jun 20

Same to me.

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@Lavanya15 (12888)

• Chennai, India

28 Jun 20

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@m_audrey6788 (58482)

• Germany

28 Jun 20

I still like the plastic straws because you`re right stainless is hard to clean

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@m_audrey6788 (58482)

• Germany

28 Jun 20

@youless Not totally banned but control. I don`t see too much straw around here but there are store still have it

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@youless (112123)

• Guangzhou, China

29 Jun 20

@m_audrey6788 Europe really pays attention to the environment and this is what we have to learn.

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@youless (112123)

• Guangzhou, China

28 Jun 20

I heard that the plastic drinking straws will be banned in Europe?

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@changjiangzhibin89 (16542)

• China

28 Jun 20

The stainless steel straw is new to me. Sounds like it is more eco-friendly than the disposable ones.

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@youless (112123)

• Guangzhou, China

28 Jun 20

You are right. But I am not interested in it although I think I am a person who care about the environment. I like to use the glass directly or with a spoon.

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@rebelann (111236)

• El Paso, Texas

28 Jun 20

I do not use straws at all but too many people do and that needs to stop, we need to stop polluting our oceans.

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@youless (112123)

• Guangzhou, China

29 Jun 20

I agree with you. Especially the fastfood restaurants use a lot of straws everyday.

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@rebelann (111236)

• El Paso, Texas

29 Jun 20

There is a movement going on in several US states that are banning plastic straws @youless at least it's a step in the right direction.

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@LadyDuck (458730)

• Switzerland

28 Jun 20

Very dangerous, I would never use one. We use real "straws" safe, clean, not polluting.

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@youless (112123)

• Guangzhou, China

29 Jun 20

Are they paper straws?

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@youless (112123)

• Guangzhou, China

29 Jun 20

@LadyDuck Very interesting since I haven't seen it yet. Here usually the straws will be burned or put them back to the field as the fertilizer. Very long time ago the straws were like the string that banded the vegetables and sold in the wet market.

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@LadyDuck (458730)

• Switzerland

29 Jun 20

@youless NO, they are made of real straw from hay, the name of those things come from the fact that in the past they were all and only made with cut hay.

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@Tampa_girl7 (49084)

• United States

28 Jun 20

I’ve never used one before.

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@youless (112123)

• Guangzhou, China

29 Jun 20

Me, too.

@JohnKu (2552)

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28 Jun 20

Err, I'm not sure about it... It's more difficult and expensive to produce and the process which mold the metal is also using toxic materials that's not really good for environment. I think it's better to make straw from natural fiber.

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@youless (112123)

• Guangzhou, China

28 Jun 20

I think using the glass is much more convenient for me

@fahmita_ (2255)

• Indonesia

28 Jun 20

Yeah I know about it but I never bought it before.

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@youless (112123)

• Guangzhou, China

28 Jun 20

Here it seems it is hard to find it.