I have two straws I use. One is 10" long and the other is 10 1/4". Will they fit in this dispenser?
647223
I use much smaller straws and have a little space left at the top. I feel your straws will be too tall.
1091704
well, mine are straws i already had, they are 10 x 0.21 Inch. they are about the same diameter as the spout/hole.
1616911
the straws are about 8 1/4 inches long and about 1/4 inch diameter. much shorter than the stated 10.1 inches length.
1396271
They come in different lengths: 6.25", 9" and 10". I use my straws everyday. Easy to clean and excellent customer service. You won't regret.
1930042
I'm not sure if the large straws will fit. I only use the regular size bendable straws.
113813
any straw should work but i get the long ones from dunkin doughnuts! i think they are 8.5.
2249832
I use the brush that came with the set of extra straws I ordered. The opening on the tumbler straw is about the same diameter as the replacement straws. You can find them on Amazon here: Rainbow Colored Replacement Acrylic Straw Set of 8, for 16oz, 20oz, 24oz Tumblers
947929
I have not tested this, but after seeing the dispensing tray, they should fit no problem. Although you may only get 2-3 per coin.
1650700
Most straws will fit. Fat straws may have to be squished a bit because the hole is oblong, not circular.
124406
Without knowing the outter diameter of a reusable straw, I cannot say. A disposable straw would easily fit.
1724690
Not sure of they will fit those containers, they are no bigger around than a MaDonalds straw, but they are very sturdy, holding an opening open should not be a problem
1671357
Yes, they should fit. I primarily use the dispenser for beans, tomato sauce, etc. and it works fine. The Progresso size soup cans are too big but the others should be ok.
790217
They probably won't fit. The bottom of the locks adjust to the width of the bottle but not the top. Sorry I am not sure if they have the inches and dimensions on the ad you can double check. Hope all works out.
1471146
They may offer different sizes, but ones I have are 4 inches long in the closed position. I may add that they are of very good quality and work great.Good luckD
715450
It is so close that it is really hard to say and on my little ruler, the quarter inch mark falls a bit closer to the outer diameter, if I hold it steady. The walls of the straw are not thick enough to make a difference. If you are trying to fit it into an exact 1/4" opening with no leeway, it MIGHT be tight. I just have a regular ruler to measure with so I don't know how helpful this is for you. I use them in all the containers that I have with acrylic tops and straw access and they all fit. I have not had one that was too tight so far.
1677065
I have stainless straws and they fit. They are thinner than traditional straws, but the hole would be big enough to fit as big as traditional plastic straws. Smoothie type straws would be too big. Hope this helps!
471920
The straws are a smaller width than 3/8". I would estimate the width to be closer to 5/8". These straws are the same straws sold with the plastic cups that have a screw on lid and that come with a straw.