How to Clean After Use

• Rinse thoroughly with clean water immediately after use.
• Use a straw cleaning brush to clean the inside.
• Soak in warm salt water or boil for 2-3 minutes to disinfect.

How to Store for Longer Lifespan

• Keep the straws in a dry, cool place, avoiding moisture.
• They can be dried and stored in an airtight container or breathable fabric bag.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to water when not in use.

Storage Precautions

• Do not store straws in a damp environment to prevent mold.
• Limit direct exposure to sunlight for extended periods.
• If an unpleasant odor appears, soak in lemon water or diluted salt water to remove it.

Signs to Replace Your Straw

• The straw is cracked, broken, or shows signs of mold.
• The straw has an unusual odor even after thorough cleaning.

Proper storage helps extend the lifespan of Sedge straws and contributes to environmental protection!