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Chefast Launches Its Stainless Steel Straws Set On Amazon.com At 40% Off

PRESS RELEASE: World Wide Web, 31-JULY-2016 - Chefast is pleased to announce the launch of their new stainless steel drinking straws set on Amazon.com

The product is sold by Chefast and fulfilled by Amazon. The straw set is designed to accommodate everything from 30 ounce tumblers to thick smoothies.

The straws are constructed of high quality 18/8 stainless steel so they are virtually indestructible. The set comes in a stylish box and includes two straw cleaners, a portable carry pouch, two eBooks, and six straws in total - two each of three different sizes and designs.

The three sizes are: extra long for those large glasses or tumblers up to thirty ounces, extra-wide straws for those users who enjoy thick …show more content…
The convenient carry pouch, stylish box, and two eBooks included in the set make it a thoughtful house-warming gift. Using a straw which is made of stainless steel avoids the unpleasant sensation of cold liquids on the teeth. Because the straws are reusable, there is no plastic waste to pollute Planet Earth. There is no health risk from BPA and no coffee stains on the teeth when the straws are used."

Cleaning is fast and convenient, using the brushes. There are two sizes to suit the different diameters of straws included in the set. The straws can also be placed in the dishwasher for deeper cleaning.

The Chefast Stainless Steel Straws Set comes with a full one-year guarantee of satisfaction. The straws are ecologically friendly, and they are great for kids or adults.

Learn more about the metal straws set by paying a visit to the official website at http://www.chefast.com/bent-stainless-steel-straws-set/ or the product page on Amazon at http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01ENZKCX2 ZZZZ https://www.amazon.com/Chefast-Stainless-Drinking-Straws-Reusable/dp/B01ENZKCX2

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