I use glass smoothie straws and want to know the measurement of the hole so that I can determine if my straws will fit. Thank you!
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The opening is ½" across the center. I'm sure it would accommodate a fairly large straw. Wherever did you get glass straws? I want some!
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The opening is " across the center. I'm sure it would accommodate a fairly large straw. Wherever did you get glass straws? I want some!
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The opening is 7/16 inch, the straws that come with it are quite wide. I use stainless steel straws and they are quite a bit narrower than the opening.
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Get this: STEELUTION Brand: 2 Pack 10" Stainless Steel Smoothie/drinking Straws with Cleaner I got it for this mug and it is great!
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I do not know. I never liked the hard plastic straws made for Tervis glasses. For the American Tumbler I use smoothie straws I buy at Publix. They are bigger in circumference. The hard plastic straws are hard to clean.
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Do you have a "Life Straw" that you can measure? I don't have a life straw. But if you can measure the Length and send that to me, I can measure the inside Dimensions and return that info to you.. Also, what I can do is measure the inside Dimensions and post a picture of that on Amazon. Give me a few minutes.
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I do not know it is the size of the standard straw you get at the store. Hope this helps.
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I thought so when I got them, but now I realize a regular (1/4") straw will not fit...it has to be a really small diameter: a 3/16" works. I have a set of multi-colored striped 3/16" diameter straws, and they look very cute!
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I guess that depends on how long a "Standard" drinking straw is. A previous respondent said it was 9". The ones I have are only 7 3/4". But to help you out, the bottle measures 7 1/2" from the base to the top edge without the lid. With the lid, and to the top of the drinking spout, it measures 8 1/2".
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I think it will depend on the size of the Dharma straw you have. The hole is about 2.5 millimeters across. Hope that helps!
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I used 8" long paper straws that were 5.5mm diameter, which is a pretty standard size straw. They fit in the center hole of this lid without any room to spare and were a perfect height with the 8 oz. jelly jars I paired them with.
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The hole that the liquid flows through is large enough for at least two straws, but it is not a dedicated hole for a straw. I don't use a straw myself, but I don't see any reason why you would experience any sort of problem using one with these cups.
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Depends on how thick the smoothie is. The straw is about the same as a regular drinking straw.
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Hello Amber...there is not a round hole for a straw just a moon~shaped one for sipping...doesn't mean you can't use a straw...just squeeze the end of the straw upon in insertion. I hope my answer helps...the cup is awesome. Have a great day. Peace.
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Yes, a standard plastic straw will fit through the drinking slot. It's not a hole specifically for this purpose, but it will definitely work.
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The hole is very large you can drink out of it without a straw. I say just about any straw will fit. I don't understand the question about what side the hole is on. My daughter uses hers everyday.
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Probably not wide enough for a thick smoothie. I still use the lids and straw cleaners but the straws themselves are actually sharp and I cut my self on the edge.
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The hole is about 1/4 inch. I love the straws, but I do wish they were longer for larger glasses.
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I don't know because I threw them out, but I wanted them for the 24oz Tervis tumblers too, and felt they were too short. They stuck up barely an inch from the hole, barely clearing the lip of the lid. I did not like them for the Tervis ones. I wish I could find long straight hard ones, rather than the ridged ones Tervis sells or these short ones.