FAQS

Using the warmth of you hands mold the beeswax wrap around your object. Tip: Beeswax wraps stick best to themselves.

Beeswax wraps may wrinkle and crack with time, but depending on care and use, these wraps can last up to a year. When the life of your wrap is done, it is fully compostable.

Rinse with cold water or wipe with cool, damp cloth. Use mild soap, if necessary. Avoid hot water, as it will melt the beeswax. Hang or lay flat to dry. Avoid using with meat products.

Using a hairdryer, gently heat both sides of your wrap until the wax has melted slightly and is shiny. Wave to cool and it is ready to keep using.

Our reusable paper towels are machine washable and dryer safe.  Because they are made out of 100% cotton, they may shrink slightly. Avoid fabric softener as that will decrease absorbency. Wash before first use.

Our reusable paper towels may stain depending on what you use them for. If you’re concerned about staining, I recommend choosing a darker or busier pattern. Stains don’t affect how they work, and you can always use a little natural stain remover if needed.

Place your loaf inside, cut side down, and press out excess air. Roll down top as far as you can and clip it shut. Store at room temperature.

Yes, but I recommend not keeping it in the freezer for longer than a month.

Yes, they are machine washable and dryer safe. I recommend pulling out the liner on your bread bag/wet bag/snack bag when you wash it. Tumble dry on low.