Etee Beeswax Food Bag

Wash the bag by hand 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 completely before storing.

These bags are excellent for produce like leafy greens, carrots, and herbs, as well as bread or dry snacks. Because the fabric is breathable, it helps prevent moisture buildup that can cause spoilage.

No, we do not recommend using beeswax bags for raw meat or fish. Because the bags cannot be washed in hot water or sanitized in a dishwasher, they aren't suitable for items that pose a high risk of bacterial contamination.

You will notice the wax coating thinning out, becoming less tacky, or the fabric starting to fray significantly. Typically, with regular use, you can expect the bag to last about 12 months before it needs to be composted.

Yes, the entire bag is fully compostable. Since it is made from organic cotton and natural beeswax—including the thread—you can simply cut it into small strips and add it to your home compost bin when it wears out.