Bee's Wrap Roll

Wash the wrap using cool water and a mild, eco-friendly dish soap. Avoid hot water, as it will melt the beeswax coating, and let it air dry before folding it for storage.

No, Bee's Wrap is not recommended for raw meat or fish. Because the wrap cannot be washed in hot water or sanitized in a dishwasher, it is best reserved for produce, cheese, bread, and dry snacks.

With proper care and regular washing, a single Bee's Wrap can last up to a year. Over time, the wax coating will naturally wear down, at which point the wrap can be composted.

You may notice a slight, pleasant scent of beeswax initially, but it does not transfer to your food. It creates a clean, airtight seal on bowls and produce without leaving any sticky or waxy residue behind.

Not at all. You can use standard kitchen scissors to cut the roll to your desired dimensions. The material is flexible and easy to trim, allowing you to create custom covers for everything from small jars to large loaves of bread.