And while an increasing number of air travelers carry reusable water ... Like much of the travel industry, river cruise lines last year jumped whole hog into banning straws and other single ...

And if you’re looking for the best reusable travel mugs to take hot beverages ... If that’s the case, I’ve given details accordingly. Logically, if you’re going to be toting your water ...

Many people use disposable straws ... reusable counterparts are notoriously difficult to clean. However, with proper cleaning ...

TRENTON, NJ - New Jersey has already banned plastic bags, plastic straws, but apparently, those bans are saving the earth fast enough. Now, state Democrats ...

The 40-ounce Hydroflask All Around travel tumbler ... picking different options for the cup, lid and reusable straw. For an even more personalized tumbler, you can add engraving ($6).

Single-use products are quickly becoming a thing of the past as more households embrace reusable ... straws, with silicone tips, cost $13.99 for two straws, a cleaning brush and carrying case.

If you want a water bottle that also doubles as a coffee mug and tumbler, this travel mug is made of ... Amazon is a great place to buy reusable straws; a variety of designs exist, so you ...

A high-quality bathrobe is the ultimate bougie gift for any homebody, especially when it's as elegant-looking as this one from Silk & Snow. In addition to looking great, the robe is also made from ...

Learn more› By Kit Dillon Kit Dillon is a writer focused on bags and travel gear ... You’re nothing without water. A reusable water bottle that is good-looking and functional is vital for ...

The charging case provides 30 hours of ... It even comes in dainty travel sizes, from 0.68 fluid ounces to 2.5 fluid ounces. Reusable water bottles are a no-brainer: they save resources ...

Plus, it can double as a reusable bag for ... bets are off when it comes to travel. Consider a tablet like the Amazon Fire Kids, which comes with a protective case and one year of Amazon Kids+.

Get Reader’s Digest’s Read Up newsletter for more cleaning, tech, travel, humor and fun facts ... I don’t recommend putting the reusable straw in the utensil section.