BLUEPOLAR glass straws and spare parts
Spare glass straws for every glass in the house
1 product $5.99 23 ratings
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Glass straws
BLUEPOLAR Reusable Glass Straws, 4-Pack with Brush
Borosilicate glass 4 straws and a brush
2 straight and 2 bent glass straws with a brush
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ShelfBLUEPOLAR glass tumblers with lids and straws5 products, from $9.95See the shelf
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ShelfBLUEPOLAR printed and monogram glasses2 products, from $9.95See the shelf
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ShelfBLUEPOLAR insulated steel tumblers2 products, from $9.99See the shelf
A straw for every glass
Each of our glasses ships with its own straw. This pack is for the spares: two straight and two bent, one clear and one amber of each, with a brush long enough to clean them end to end. At 8 mm across they go through the straw hole of our lids.
1 product of the BLUEPOLAR glassware line stand on this shelf, from $5.99.
Every BLUEPOLAR straw set and its price
| Option | Price | Buy |
|---|---|---|
| 4 straws and a brush | $5.99 |  |
The EPA counts plastic straws among the most littered items and suggests a reusable straw if you use one at all.
Questions
Questions about BLUEPOLAR glass straws and spare parts
Will BLUEPOLAR glass straws fit your tumbler lid?
They are 8 mm across and 8 inches long, and they go through the straw hole of our tumbler lids.
How do you clean a BLUEPOLAR glass straw?
Rinse it right after use and push the brush through under warm water, then let it dry upright. Clear glass shows you when it is clean.
Further reading
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How to care for glass tumblers and glass straws
Washing glass tumblers, lids, seals and straws, why glass cracks when the temperature jumps, what goes in the dishwasher and what a reusable straw saves.
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Iced coffee and cold brew at home, in a glass you can take with you
Making cold brew and iced coffee at home, how much ice to leave room for, the syrups and creamers that add up, and taking it with you in a glass with a lid.
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A glass tumbler as a gift: initials, prints and sets of four
Choosing a glass tumbler as a present: a monogram glass for a bridesmaid or a teacher, a printed glass for a cook, a set of four for a new kitchen.
