Jokari 4 Count Sip and Seal Soda Straws for Canned Beverages
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Yes. For easier cleaning, each one disassembles into three pieces.
You wouldn't have to worry about a bug flying or crawling down your straw if you had this on your can and were outside. You wouldn't be able to do it confidently if you added another straw.
Yes to both, but they will stretch out over time if you put them in the dishwasher, as the heat will alter the shape.
Yes, from dumping it on the floor. However, if they drop or knock a family member's drink over, it may pop off, but it will also stay on, preventing a large spill. When I drink from a can outside, I mostly use them to keep flies out of my drink.
Selected User Reviews For Jokari 4 Count Sip and Seal Soda Straws for Canned Beverages
When I'm outside, I usually drink from a can because there's always the risk of a bee, fly, Ant, or other insect crawling into my drink, no matter where I set it. When I was a kid, a little girl was stung in the mouth by a bee that had gotten into her soda can. Since then, I've been terrified of it! These are ideal for the job! If you don't put the cap on the end of the straw after you've taken a sip, they might fall down the straw! The can is not leakproof if it is knocked over, but if the cap is on, you will likely only get a small drizzle on the table rather than it spilling all over the table. For me, that's sufficient! I've never had a problem putting them in the top rack of my dishwasher. I've used these almost every day this summer and have yet to crack one. I'm hoping they'll last from summer to summer, but if they don't, I'll buy them every year just to make sure no bee (or other insect) gets into my drink or mouth!.
Bugs won't be able to get inside because of it. It was well worth the money I paid for it.
Pepper on my new gaming keyboard, which made the keys too sticky to use, and it works great. If a can falls over, it may drip a little on the surface it falls on, but it doesn't splash all over everything, and it's very easy to snap in place.
They are functional, but the colors shown in the photo are not available. My favorite color is green, and my son's is blue, so we thought this would be ideal for us because we always drink canned drinks with a straw. It was a letdown not to receive the two packages depicted in the photo. I'm not sure how long the lids will last because their quality appears to be a little flimsy.
I suppose I should have known better when I bought these, but I always try to go by the reviews, which were split 50/50, so I took a chance. The material is a low-cost plastic that is easily broken. Something you'd be able to get at a dollar store.
Please give it another chance. On a newly opened can, it's difficult to "snap" the lid. I initially held it in place with a rubber band, then tried again once the can was empty (no fear of spilling- I guess) and it went down without a hitch; drink some soda first, then try again. Because it's a tight fit, start by aligning the lid with the top of the can in one spot, then push firmly while working your thumbs around until you hear a low snap.
They are extremely snug and leak-proof. Because you can cap the straw, you can carry the can around without spilling it until you're ready to drink it. Best soda can lid I could find after trying several types. Also, it's very affordable.
I used to be able to find them at the dollar store, but I haven't been able to locate them since. These are of a lower quality than what you would find in a dollar store. They didn't attach themselves to any cans. Without any resistance, you could easily remove the lid from the can. This product has a bit of a recommendation from me.
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