Reusable Beeswax Wrap - 9 Pack Eco-Friendly Beeswax Wraps For Food, Organic, Sustainable, Biodegradable, Zero Waste, Plastic-Free Food Storage, 1L Strawberry, 3M Orange, 5S Lemon Patterns

I absolutely love these wraps so much. They are so much better than plastic wrap, and it can be used for many other purposes as well. They seal really well you just have to use your hand warmth, and they are cute. Lots of sizes was great and I’m really glad I bought them. Just don’t run them under hot water!

Love these. No more microplastics from cling wrap, plastic containers and ziplock bags. They don’t seal as well but a minor issue. I use a rubber band if I need to. Clean easily. Have given as gifts.

These covers are quite handy and saves on using saran wrap. You do need to warm them up with your hands before putting in on the bowl and then they work nicely.

They work great! They are very easy to use and seal nicely. I use them to wrap veggies, carry sandwiches and so far my experience exceed my expectation!

Cute patterns and very durable. I’ve washed them and they hold up very well.

Love these.

I had wanted to try beeswax wraps for a while and as an Earth Day Homeschooling project my 12yr old twin daughters and I selected a few eco-friendly products to try out. Our review of these wraps is "Meh. I mean, they are kinda hyped up and I'm not sure they do a better job." During our experiment we compared the use of these wraps to the use of cling wrap and the use of some other food safe containers for storing food in and out of the refrigerator. These beeswax wraps do a better job holding their shape when used inside the refrigerator, however they make it more challenging to stack items on top of the container that's using the wrap. This is dependent on the size of container with the beeswax wrap and the amount of food inside the container. The larger the container and the less the amount of food means anything stacked on top must be larger than the rim of the beeswax wrapped container because if it's smaller than it will sink in the beeswax wrap and break the seal it has on the rim of the container. When a beeswax wrap was used on a bowl outside of the refrigerator the wrap would loose it's seal after a few hours. Cleanup of the wraps was easy as far as washing them off, but then we didn't have a handy drying rack for them and they sort of flopped all around annoyingly draping across the rest of the clean dishes in the dish rack. We found we had to wash up the other dishes first then wash the wrap(s) last so there would be a place to drape them. Beeswax was left behind on containers and care had to be taken to ensure it was completely cleaned off. The unused wraps also cling to each other in the drawer and crumps can stick to them between uses. We ended up having to move them to a less traffic-ed area to keep them cleaner between uses. Overall, they did technically work, however we did this experiment over a month ago and I've only used them less than a handful of times since. I mostly use our reusable containers.

I was gifted with a beeswax wrap over a year ago and loved it. After a year of constant use It has lost its ability to seal -- So I needed more. This collection gives me multiple sizes and more options for wrapping food with out using paper or foil products. Food sealed in the beeswax wraps last longer. The warp is very easy to use and cleans with just a quick rinse under warm water for most things (cheese). A little soap and water and patting dry between paper towels works for most every thing else. I store between wax or parchment paper between uses.