Earlier quoted context omitted.
They’re important when drinks have lids.
Are they? Lids can have spouts.
90% of “eco-friendly” paper straws contain traces of toxic forever chemicals
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#62Earlier quoted context omitted.
When drinking particularly acid drinks, juice, soda, etc., a straw significantly reduces the amount of erosion of your teeth.
Do we as a society even need acid drinks?
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#63Why does every drink need a straw, anyway?
Sanitation, plenty of people handle the outsides of cups after they are washed before you drink from it. If you have a compromised immune system, straws are important part of staying healthy.
If someone is immuno compromised I think this makes sense to extent.
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#64Earlier quoted context omitted.
They’re important when drinks have lids.
Are they? Lids can have spouts.
The retort, of course, will be to not drink while driving. Sigh.
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#67I'm sure someone probably feels strongly about this, but I will ask anyway: Do we as a society even need straws? I never use a straw at home. The only time I would consider wanting one would be for a milkshake maybe, due to its thickness making it hard to sip otherwise. I am not anti-straw, just think it is sort of a weird thing for our society to use when I stop to think about it.
Get some kids.
Re: 90% of “eco-friendly” paper straws contain traces of toxic forever chemicals
#68I'm sure someone probably feels strongly about this, but I will ask anyway: Do we as a society even need straws? I never use a straw at home. The only time I would consider wanting one would be for a milkshake maybe, due to its thickness making it hard to sip otherwise. I am not anti-straw, just think it is sort of a weird thing for our society to use when I stop to think about it.
Re: 90% of “eco-friendly” paper straws contain traces of toxic forever chemicals
#69I'm sure someone probably feels strongly about this, but I will ask anyway: Do we as a society even need straws? I never use a straw at home. The only time I would consider wanting one would be for a milkshake maybe, due to its thickness making it hard to sip otherwise. I am not anti-straw, just think it is sort of a weird thing for our society to use when I stop to think about it.
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#70I'm sure someone probably feels strongly about this, but I will ask anyway: Do we as a society even need straws? I never use a straw at home. The only time I would consider wanting one would be for a milkshake maybe, due to its thickness making it hard to sip otherwise. I am not anti-straw, just think it is sort of a weird thing for our society to use when I stop to think about it.
When drinking particularly acid drinks, juice, soda, etc., a straw significantly reduces the amount of erosion of your teeth.