Can any throw away straw be used?
776318
Yes any straw will work and the big Aladdin straws that they sell at Walmart for the plastic Mason jar style cups fit perfect as well!
776319
The straw & straw hole are pretty big so I'd think pretty much any straw would fit as long as the straw is taller than the jar you choose to use.
776320
Yes, but disposable straws are significantly smaller than the supplied straws (and more wasteful!).
776321
Yes you can use throw away straws the ones that come with are kinda big around
776322
I would imagine so, but the ones that come with the lids wash in the dishwasher on air dry. Disposable straws might be a little loose in the lid hole, though.
1708492
I don't believe the lid would be conducive for use with a straw although I haven't tried it. There is only a small opening for the liquid to pass through. If you were able to squeeze a straw into it I don't think you would have very good results. Hope that helps.
89025
Yes, but they are not the standard size straws. They seem smaller and shorter than the standard size straws. Can hold probably 15-20.
706123
I would guess a straw would work as long as you aren't going to go swishing it around in your mouth first. Probably a better question for Redmond Trading Company directly though.
1800055
Thin straws can but sipper cups should be fine. I honestly think putting straws in boiling water is better... and easier. :)
256431
You can buy replacement filters on amazon, I don't know if the straw is replaceable.
1434471
Don't know, they were bought to replace the straws for my wife and son's Starbucks 24 oz go cups, so we don't use them for anything else, sorry
869257
I bought this as a gift to my Granddaughter. I have seen straw cleaners for sale on Amazon, however they may not be flexible. I would think holder the straw with tongs and running very hot water through it would be good. Sorry I couldn't help more!
124406
Without knowing the outter diameter of a reusable straw, I cannot say. A disposable straw would easily fit.
520496
These are disposable straws, made of the same stuff the straws are made of at fast food places. They're not meant to be reused. If you want reusable straws that you can wash in the dishwasher, you should buy reusable straws since the heat of the dishwasher water would surely melt these. Having said that, if you really want to wash and reuse these, I suppose you could dunk them in a dish pan of warm soapy water and wash them by hand. That's the only way I can imagine reusing them would be feasible, but I can't imagine why you'd want to do that.
1536150
The lip opening is more of a slit, so I would say a straw would not fit through the opening...Sorry
562238
I would say yes, but haven't tried with a straw. There is not a specific opening for a straw.
1930044
I haven't tried one of those straws but they should work as long as they are a tall straw.
1197843
No, they are HARD plastic so I'm sure they would crack/split and you can't use scissors to cut. Maybe if you use a small saw to cut them. Actually, I thought they were the SOFT plastic, bendable straws but didn't bother to return.
1930045
Yes, there is a rubber gasket with an X cut, in the straw hole of the lid. You can use any straw, but I would recommend getting one of the heavy-duty Tupper Straws if you can. Enjoy!!
1999189
Ive used the paper striped or polkadot ones..the are standard size straws..
1708491
No, a straw cannot be used in the lid. It has a wide but thin opening that wouldn't accommodate a standard straw.