A regular or standard straw used for thin liquids like Water. Also called classic or jumbo straws, use them for Iced Coffee or Iced Tea, Cordial, bubbling Fizzy, Soda & Soft Drinks or your favorite Frappé. Crafted from sustainable plantation grown trees. Finished with beautiful colours using naturally occurring earth pigments. For the best straw length, add about 50mm to your cup or glass height.

STRAW COLOURS
Black, Blue, Green, Orange, Pink, Purple, Red, White & Yellow

STRAW MATERIAL
Wood

STRAW PACKAGE QUANTITIES
100, 500, 1,000 & 5,000

STRAW LENGTHS & INSIDE DIAMETER
190mm x 7mm diameter
210mm x 7mm diameter
230mm x 7mm diameter
250mm x 7mm diameter
Straws are measured the same way as pipe, by the bore size or hole size which is called the inside diameter or ID.

STRAW COLOUR & APPEARANCE
Because timber straws are crafted from the natural contours of wood, their colour & grain appearance will not be identical.
Timber straws will change colour with washing, especially in a dishwasher. The hot, cold & drying cycles act like extreme weather to 'season' the wood & fade the paint.
Timber straws are painted with non-toxic, natural paint. Straws will not always be smooth & small clumps will decorate the straw to give it a realistic appearance. The non-toxic paint ingredients used are earth pigments, mineral filling material, non-toxic preservatives, titanium dioxide (white pigment) & vinegar ester.

STRAW CARE & CLEANING
Like other utensils, wash timber straws after every use.
Use a straw or bottle cleaning brush to remove stubborn leftovers.
Make sure you have the right diameter brush (snug fit) & the right length.
Timber straws should be placed in the dishwasher cutlery basket or hand washed in hot soapy water, rinsed clean & dried upright.
For extra glow, rub fractionated coconut oil on timber straws.
Do not use regular coconut oil because it has fatty acid which may go rancid on the timber straw.

WARNING

If cracks or splits appear in your timber straw, dispose of it immediately.

People with mobility or learning challenges should take care with sharp tipped timber straws.

Like other utensils, children should be under adult supervision when using timber straws.

Straw Manufacturer - Global Netsaver