Wrap
Place an item you want to keep fresh in the center to wrap any shape.
Fold
Bring the edges together where they meet and roll wrap down.
Squeeze
Press firmly while rolling together edges for a tight seal, and fold over ends to your desired shape.
Use cold water and wash as you would wash your hands.
✨Hot water can damage your wax
Lather both sides with mild hand soap and Hang or pat dry with a tea towel.
✨Hot or oily foods should be avoided, as they can shorten the life of your wraps. They are not intended to be used for raw meat.
Our wraps are super strong, but washing by hand is the way to go.
✨Dishwashers, washing machines, and microwaves can cause permanent damage.
Use cold water and wash as you would wash your hands.
✨Hot water can damage your wax
Lather both sides with mild hand soap and Hang or pat dry with a tea towel.
✨Hot or oily foods should be avoided, as they can shorten the life of your wraps. They are not intended to be used for raw meat.
Our wraps are super strong, but washing by hand is the way to go.
✨Dishwashers, washing machines, and microwaves can cause permanent damage.
Your beeswax wrap should last between 8-12 months, depending on your care and usage.
As your wraps evolve, simply hang and use a hair-dryer or heat gun on occasion to reinfuse any loose wax that may occur with age and give your wraps another life.
Your beeswax wrap should last between 8-12 months, depending on your care and usage.
As your wraps evolve, simply hang and use a hair-dryer or heat gun on occasion to reinfuse any loose wax that may occur with age and give your wraps another life.
Fold and roll
Fold the wrap in half and roll the edges in 3 times.
Twist and tuck
Twist the edges in and tuck them to open up the space for the pouch.
Fill and Seal
Fill your pouch up with your fresh food and seal by rolling the top and squeezing tight.
Beeswax Wraps should not be placed in the microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, or over hot dishes.
Doing so will result in the loss and destruction of the necessary wax coating.
If you want to know how to wash a beeswax wrap, here is the best washing video:
Use cold water and some mild hand soap. Wash as you would your hands and simply hang or fold dry with a towel.
We’ve built a beautiful relationship with one of the finest apiarists in Australia, and they are right here in northern NSW. We wanted to be sure that only authentic ACO Certified Organic Beeswax is used in our ingredients in an effort to honour our precious bees.
We use (GOTS) Certified Organic cottons and dyes.
The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), is the worldwide leading textile processing standard for organic fibres, including ecological and social criteria. They are backed up by independent certification of the entire textile supply chain.
We chose to only do business with fabric suppliers holding the GOTS certification because of the environmental and social commitments they are held to.
Only textile products that contain a minimum of 70% organic fibres can become GOTS certified. All chemical inputs such as dyestuffs and auxiliaries used must meet certain environmental and toxicological criteria. The choice of accessories is limited in accordance with ecological aspects as well. A functional waste water treatment plant is mandatory for any wet-processing unit involved and all processors must comply with social criteria. The key criteria of GOTS, its quality assurance system and the principles of the review and revision procedure are summarised in this section.
Yes! We cut them all the time. A sharp pair of scissors should do the trick.
We have found that beeswax does not tend to stick to its contents. Unless they are too hot of course!
We suggest steering clear of the hot stuff, until it’s cooled down a bit.
We do, of course!
At Beeswax Wraps Australia, endless happy customers agree that we have the best quality, longest lasting and most functional beeswax wraps on the market.
From the mix and match experience of choosing from over 20 different print selections, to the largest functional sizes you will find, and lengths of up to 10 metres or more, we have become Australia’s #1 favourite Beeswax Wrap because we put you and our precious bees first.
The best way to revive a beeswax wrap is with a set of tongs and a hair dryer or a heat gun if you have one.
We’ve found this to be the simplest method to bring your beeswax wrap back to life.
We hang ours up with clothes pins or magnets, and just run the heat over them until the wax melts. We suggest refreshing them anytime you start to notice increased loosening wax as the best method get them to last as long as possible.
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