Aim-A-Squirt Aerosol Replacement Straws, Flexible Extension, Made in the USA, Set of two 32" chemical resistant straws

These are super helpful. I had to lubricate the tracks of the power seats in my car. Every “how to” video I watched went through the process of removing the entire seat in order to reach the areas that need to be lubricated.I thought to myself, “there must be a better way.” There is. There little tubes worked perfectly.

I have found many uses since buying these. A great idea and well made.

None of the reviews said what size these were. They just said that they were too big or too small. C'mon people. Give a little important info.These 2 straws are 32" long and they are 2 different sizes. The O.D. of the red straw is .085" and the O.D. of the yellow straw is.095". I got these mainly for my Fluid Film cans so I can reach into cavities on my car. The fluid film cans come with a .085" straw so the red one fits. So far the yellow straw is useless. I hope this helps.

No issues

Yes, it’s great to have a long straw to squirt a liquid into a hard to reach place. This particular one doesn’t work on a spray can of Raid, as the straw needs to be larger. I like that 2 come in a package.

This is my second purchase of these. My first ones 'took feet'. People see me using them and somehow, mine end up 'missing'!Well worth the money as they can access places that the standard straws simply can not reach. As well, they allow you to apply an appropriate/controlled amount, rather than hosing down the lube point to bath it in lubricant to ensure is been lubed in the hard to reach places.Finally, with the use of these extended straws, you can keep the product can upright to get the last of the product from the can.

Will not fit on aerosol spray cans. The hole is so small that nothing would come through even if it did fit.

Too thick. Not sure what lubricant or cleaner these were designed for, but it was too thick for silicone lube, carburetor cleaner, and brake cleaner. I ended up heating it up slightly and forced a small nail into one end to widen the hole. Then I shoved the standard straw into it.