Beeswax Wraps, Zero Waste Home + Body

5 (140) · $ 6.00 · In stock

Why We Love It: This set of zero waste bees wax wraps are an easy way to help reduce the use of plastic in the kitchen. They are a versatile solution for sustainable food storage. Plastic wrap and plastic bags are some of the easiest ways we contribute to waste. If you’re looking for a zero waste alternative, beeswax wraps are easy to use, all natural, and work just as well and are made with organic materials. **Print designs change according to availability** Giant wrap is 12” x 16” rectangle. Large wrap is 12” square. Medium wrap is 10” hexagon. Small wrap is 7.5“ hexagon. Use/Care: These can be placed over bowls, wrapped around food (like half a banana, or orange slices, etc.), or folded to hold sandwiches. They’re pliable with the heat from your own hands and should be washed with cool water and
Why We Love It: This set of zero waste bees wax wraps are an easy way to help reduce the use of plastic in the kitchen. They are a versatile solution for sustainable food storage. Plastic wrap and plastic bags are some of the easiest ways we contribute to waste. If you’re looking for a zero waste alternative, beeswax wraps are easy to use, all natural, and work just as well and are made with organic materials. **Print designs change according to availability** Giant wrap is 12” x 16” rectangle. Large wrap is 12” square. Medium wrap is 10” hexagon. Small wrap is 7.5“ hexagon. Use/Care: These can be placed over bowls, wrapped around food (like half a banana, or orange slices, etc.), or folded to hold sandwiches. They’re pliable with the heat from your own hands and should be washed with cool water and soap to be used over and over again! Hand wash in COLD water with biodegradable dish soap for the longest lifespan. Hang to dry or towel dry for immediate use. If unsoiled (if it’s been covering a bowl of salad), just reuse or store wrap in a clean, dry place, like a kitchen drawer until next time. Do not use in oven, microwave, dishwasher, or on top of hot food as heat will deteriorate the wraps. Packaging: Recyclable cardboard box. End of Life: Compostable. Materials: cotton, beeswax, and pine resin.