Beeswax Wraps-Set of 3 Reusable Bees Wax Food Wraps, Zero Waste Sustainable Storage for Sandwich, Cheese, Fruit, Bread, Snacks | Eco Friendly Alternative to Plastic Bags, Cling Wrap

Love the ease of use, wash and reuse these wraps provide!! I am the special food needs kid in our family, #CeliacsDisease. As such, I’m always bringing some of my more pricey, hard to find goodies on the road, because this summer has been ALL things travel (planes, trains & automobiles). So I bought these beauties and they met me on the road! So easy to quickly cover wrap a bowl of leftovers, or protect the green grossness from forming on your cream cheese block, or saving that last cuppa java so you don’t have to make a whole pot again! These wraps have stood up to everything I’ve thrown their way, never backing down!! Kept my sandwich dry, intact and from crumbling apart (common issue with sandwich baggies and the fragility of GF baked items --No gluten equals no elasticity). Now to get them in other colors! I'm partial to all things blue HomValor, especially in the blue-green shades! **I love them so much I bought a second set!! **

I like them! The quality is nice and they are made well (and cute design). I think they’re very good for leftover storage and transport to and from parties and I love the different sizes. Added to that because they can be used again limits the wastefulness of plastic wrap and baggies. The only downfall is that I wouldn’t trust them as much as a tightly plastic wrapped container should a container fall.

Looking for a way to cut down on plastic wrap I thought the bees wax wraps would be perfect. I am using them and have not found an offensive smell. BUT, they have left a thick sticky residue on my pyrex. The food item was in my fridge for 4 days. I even tried Goo-Gone to dissolve it as well as hot, hot water. It is less now on the surface, but still not gone. I am hoping with use this issue resolves itself.

It comes with 3 (1 small, 1 medium, and 1 large). They’re made with cotton, bees wax, jojoba oil, and tree resin. They have a slight odor to them because of the tree resin. Which does get on your hands and whatever your wrapping. So I wouldn’t recommend wrapping food with them but using it to cover dishes. Overall it’s nice alternative to plastic wrap.

I was a little hesitant trying these out and making the move away from plastic wrap, afraid of not being able to clean the wraps and that they would securely wrap in food but I was wrong! These wraps rinse off so easily, dry quickly and can be reused again and again eliminating the need to ever buy plastic wrap again. This inexpensive product is an investment, a time saver and is great for the environment! Highly recommend and plan to buy more for gifts too!

I have tried other more expensive beeswax wraps for food but needed to replace some after hubs disregarding cleaning method and they lost effectiveness. These food wraps actually stick a little better! They are reusable wraps and create a nice seal on glass and rigid plastics. I tested its ability to hold water in a small mason jar but because it is essentially a cotton cloth wrap you do have to make really sure every teeny crevice is sealed to be able to invert it for an extended amount of time but if something tipped and you picked it right up it would be fine. They are cute too. Lol they did leave a little residue on the glass when brand new but nothing crazy. Exactly what you would expect from beeswax food wrap.

I adore these wax wraps. I live in a low-impact home and use wax wraps all the time as an alternative to plastic wrap. What I love about these wraps in particular is that they are easily cleaned. Some wax wraps I have ordered in the past are difficult to clean without scraping some of the wax of (even when using cold water.) These however are very easy to clean and they cling well with the heat of your hand. I will totally be purchasing these again when I need them in the future.

I definitely understand the concept of these. If you’re going for sustainability in your kitchen go for it! I got them, used them and gave them away. Sturdy. They do stick when you apply good pressure or wrapping a warm item but after a few weeks in my kitchen I was back to plastic wrap.