Stainless Carry Tumbler SX-MA60H/77H: Pop-Up Straw Care Tips

Quick answer

Rinse the pop-up straw and lid immediately after each use, then wash them with warm soapy water and a small brush at least once a week. This prevents residue buildup and keeps the straw moving freely.

Step-by-step pop-up straw care

1. Rinse immediately after use: Empty any remaining liquid and rinse the tumbler, lid, and straw under warm running water. Do not let sugary drinks or coffee sit in the tumbler for hours. Mistake to avoid: leaving the straw popped up while rinsing can let water sit inside the mechanism; instead, pop it down and rinse both ends. A quick rinse now saves a deep clean later.
2. Disassemble the lid and straw: Separate the straw from the lid if your model allows (check your manual). Most pop-up straws can be pulled out for cleaning. Mistake to avoid: forcing parts apart can break plastic clips; if it doesn't come apart easily, soak the whole lid instead. Never use tools to pry apart the lid components.
3. Wash with warm soapy water and a brush: Use a bottle brush to scrub the inside of the tumbler, and a small straw brush to clean the inside of the straw and the pop-up spout. Pay attention to the hinge area where the straw pivots. Mistake to avoid: skipping the hinge—residue builds up there and can cause stiffness. A dedicated straw brush reaches where rinsing cannot.
4. Deep clean weekly to remove odors: Once a week, soak the lid and straw in a mixture of warm water and baking soda (about 1 tablespoon per cup) for 30 minutes. This helps break down stubborn residue and neutralize odors. Rinse thoroughly afterward. Mistake to avoid: using bleach or harsh chemicals, which can damage plastic and leave harmful residue. Baking soda is safe and effective for odor removal.
5. Air dry completely before reassembly: Shake off excess water and place all parts on a drying rack with the straw and lid open to allow airflow. Let them dry fully before putting the tumbler back together. Mistake to avoid: storing a damp tumbler closed—trapped moisture encourages mold and musty smells. Dry parts separately to prevent hidden moisture.
6. Check for wear and replace if needed: Inspect the straw and lid for cracks, stiffness, or a loose fit. If the straw no longer stays up or leaks, order a replacement part. Mistake to avoid: ignoring small cracks—they can worsen and cause spills. Replace worn parts promptly to keep your tumbler leak-free.

Product facts

• Stainless Carry Tumbler with Pop-up Straw SX-MA60H/77H: Available in two work capacities: 26 oz. / 0.77 liter and 20 oz. / 0.60 liter. Choose the size that matches your daily water intake; both sizes use the same pop-up straw design, so care steps are identical.

  

• Stainless Carry Tumbler with Pop-up Straw SX-MA60H/77H: Comes in four color options: Slate Black, Stone Greige, Cocoon White, and Blossom Pink. Color choice is personal, but all colors require the same cleaning routine to keep the tumbler looking fresh.