Set of 4 smokey grey glass straws short and thick
From: € 9,95
Reusable glass straws from Maarten Baptist are made from very strong borosilicate glass. These straws are wider than the normal diameter—making them perfect for any drinks including your smoothie with crushed ice. You can help the environment by creating less waste with these beautiful glass straws instead of using the well-known disposable ones. They can be cleaned easily by rinsing with water or with a brush and dishwasher safe.
Reusable glass straws from Maarten Baptist are made from very strong borosilicate glass. These straws are wider than the normal diameter—making them perfect for any drinks including your smoothie with crushed ice. You can help the environment by creating less waste with these beautiful glass straws instead of using the well-known disposable ones. They can be cleaned easily by rinsing with water or with a brush.
Dimensions: 12 cm x 1,5 cm glass wall 0,2 cm
Additional information
| Weight | .01 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 15 × 5 × 15 cm |
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