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Mostly because it lowers the effort. There's no cap to unscrew and no need to stop what you're doing or tip your head back, so the bottle gets picked up more often through the day. The bottle you actually reach for is the one that works.
Take the lid apart and remove the straw and spout, then wash each piece separately in warm water with a mild detergent. Let everything dry fully before you put it back together, which is what stops any taste or odour building up over time. See the How to Clean Your Stanley 1913 guide.
Stanley 1913 straw bottles are designed to be dishwasher safe. For care instructions, cleaning tips, and guidance on how to clean different Stanley 1913 products, explore our How to Clean Your Stanley 1913 guide
Straws are stocked as individual parts rather than sealed into the bottle, so a lost or worn straw does not mean replacing anything else. Lids are not sold separately in the UK and Europe, so if a lid is faulty rather than lost, contact customer service.
Bottles are the better call when the priority is carrying it, because they seal tight and slip into a bag. Tumblers hold more and add a handle, which suits a drink that stays beside you all day rather than travelling with you.