Beeswax Food Wraps Combo Pack
$10.00
You’re going to love these beeswax wraps—they’re such a simple swap that makes a big difference. Made with beeswax, tree resin, and jojoba oil, they’re naturally antimicrobial, so they stay clean with just a quick rinse most of the time. If you’ve wrapped up something greasy, just use a tiny bit of dish soap and wash it gently by hand.
They hold up beautifully for years (seriously, 5+ years with good care!), and when they start to look a little tired, you can refresh them with a warm iron and parchment paper. Just keep them away from high heat—like covering a bowl of watermelon in the sun on a hot July day—and skip the microwave and dishwasher.
Need a smaller size? Just grab a pair of scissors and trim them down to what you need.
Tuck them in a cute basket on the counter, or your food storage cabinet, and you’ll find yourself reaching for them more than plastic wrap.
*Please specify at checkout which print or pattern you’d like: Veggie, America, Bee
**I cannot guarantee you will get the print you like, but I’ll do my best! If I sell out of the print you like, I’ll check in with you to see which is your second pick. Thanks for your understanding!
TWO SIZES: Approximately 14 x 14 (great for large mixing bowls) and 11×11
Caring for Your Beeswax Wraps
Beeswax wraps are naturally easy to maintain thanks to their antimicrobial, antibacterial, and antifungal properties. With proper care, they can last for years. Here’s how to keep them in great shape:
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Simple Cleaning:
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Most of the time, a quick rinse with cool water is all they need.
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For especially greasy items, use a drop or two of mild dish soap and gently hand wash.
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Never use hot water, as it can melt the wax.
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Storage Tips:
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Keep away from extreme heat—on a hot summer day, the wrap may soften in the sun.
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Store them in your food storage drawer alongside Tupperware and plastic wrap.
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Longevity & Repair:
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With proper care, wraps can last 5 years or more.
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To refresh tired wraps, place them between parchment paper and use a warm iron to redistribute the wax.
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Do Not:
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Avoid microwaves, dishwashers, and washing machines.
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Do not expose to high heat or direct sunlight for extended periods.
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Additional Uses:
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Wraps can go in the freezer.
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Once fully worn out, they’re compostable or can be used as firestarters.
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Cut to custom sizes or shapes using scissors.
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