is the straw soft like silicone?
1585007
Yes, and these are great bottles. I have 2 and I also purchased a smaller one for my granddaughter
1585008
Yes, thick, hardy yet pliable silicone. You fill it with water and if you need to travel simply twist the cover which will pinch or press down on the top part of the straw and provide an airtight and waterproof solution. Very handy and works great. I've had mine for nearly a year and use it in my car and take it in to work.
1585009
The top part used for drinking is silicone, soft and bendable. It easily folds up into the lid when you twist the top shut. The straw that enters the bottle is fairly rigid (I'd guess polypropylene), although it does bend with effort. The small size bottle fits easily into the kids' lunch box, where it's seen heavy use for this school year. They've survived so far, including the soft straw, and I suspect my little one might like to chew on his a bit.
1883710
The "straw" is made of stainless steel I'm pretty sure (or some other kind of metal) so you should be fine. I love mine and have had it for 5 months now. Hope that helps.
918149
Yes but soft enough to not be poky. I love it! It's my favourite I've used so far.
4944
A little bit, but a quick rinse before throwing it in the dishwasher gets it right out. Has not been a big deal for me. Don't know if silicone. Feels soft like rubber, but I'm not sure. I'm latex allergic but haven't had any reaction.
1999188
I've used flexible straws from Walmart and IKEA. They're striped and colorful. I think the flexible (bendable) look cuter than straight straws.
106332
no I don't believe so. It looks like a soft plastic to me. Hope this helps.
1945557
Yes, both top and bottom are silicone. The bottom is quite sturdy so it doesn't flop around a lot, yet very easy to pop out frozen sections.
1092421
No! I like it put at times the straw is awkward. Very hard plastic and hard to pull up to use.
1357597
yes, I think so. I haven't tried straw,but I can't imagine it being a problem.
1223013
It's 100% silicone, so yes, but my friend uses it as something to cover the mug after in the microwave, until it's done steeping and ready to drink.
302075
The straws are a hard plastic. They are very durable. I just ordered another set because I lost a couple and friends have been asking me to give them mine. Money well spent.
2178967
IT IS THE HARD SILICONE. It's just like a knife with a silicone handle, very comfortable.
491004
The straw part you drink from is silicone. The tube that goes into the thermos and connects to the straw is plastic.
1321008
I don't have the package anymore so I don't know for sure what the material is but it does feel like silicone. My daughter loves to chew on the spoons now that she is teething.
1143636
Hi, the best way for me to describe it is a plastic like what is used for transferring water from one fish tank to the next. It worked wonders for my son so it didn't worry about it. My son didn't use it long before he learned how to drink from any straw. I hope my answer helped.
199372
It's not soft, as in squishy. Don't know if it's really plastic. It's dull and smooth. works great.
1857483
No, they're not silicone but plastic that gets rather brittle when frozen. I've been running warm water on the back side, then drying off the water before twisting to release the cubes. With gentle care they're working well repeatedly for me.