Collection: Bamboo Straws

Hand-wash the straws with lukewarm water and soap after every use, and scrub them inside with a straw cleaning brush. Then, let the straws dry after every wash. If you want to give them a thorough cleaning, soak them in boiling water and vinegar solution (20:1 ratio) for around 5 minutes.

Single-use plastic straws play a huge role in harming the environment. They’re hard to recycle and end up in landfills for years. Bamboo, on the other hand, is reusable, disposable, and compostable. It even holds the world record for the fastest-growing plant, so it’s a highly renewable resource! Learn more about the plastic straw problem and why bamboo straws are your most eco-friendly option in this article.

First, local craftspeople dry the cut bamboo stalks under the sun to make them sturdy and safe to cut. Next, they cut, file, and sand the stalks into straws. After washing them, the straws are dried under the sun for days, which naturally disinfects the straws. Learn more about how bamboo straws are made..

Bamboo straws can be used for years as long as they’re properly cleaned and cared for.

• Small Jute Straw Pouch - 1 to 3 straws
• Large Jute Straw Pouch - Up to 6 straws
• Coconut Wood Utensils Holder - Over 18 straws