Beeswax wrap SET of 4 (S, M, L, XL) “Modern honeycomb”

16.00 €

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Beeswax wraps are made from OEKO-TEX cotton, beeswax, pine resin and jojoba oil. Beeswax wraps allow food product to breath and has antibacterial properties which help food stay fresh for longer. So, wrap your favourite cheese, half onion, avocado, put a sandwich for a snack, or cover a bowl of salad.

It sticks with the help of a warm hands, and stays as you like. Beeswax wraps can be kept in the fridge, cabinet or even in the freezer! After using the beeswax wrap, wash it with the cold water, if needed add some natural soap.

Don’t use it with the raw meat and fish, very sour fruits such as lemon, pineapple or grapefruit. Keep beeswax away from direct sunlight and hot water, in high temperature beeswax starts to melt.

After some time (a year or so) beeswax wrap will expire, it will become no longer sticky. You can heat it in the oven, in this way the ingredients will spread and it will prolog the duration of usage or you can impregnate it again by oneself. Otherwise beeswax wraps are all natural, so you can compost it. Bee’s wrap lasts for up to 1 to 3 years depending on the intensity of use.

Size in cm: S 22 x 22 cm. M 30 x 30 cm. L 38 x 38 cm. XL 45 x 55 cm.
Size in inches: S 8,7 x 8,7 in. M 11,8 x 11,8 in. 15 x 15 in. XL 17,7 x 21,7 in.
Fabric: OEKO-TEX cotton

Made in Lithuania by “UMA tvarus pakavimas”

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Our handmade collection of sustainable creations helps you embody the zero waste philosophy in your kitchen, bathroom, and every room of your home. With fabrics that are as natural as possible including cotton and linen, we strive to create items that simplify your life while working to leave our world a better place.

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Our planet has always followed zero waste principles. For thousands of years, up until the industrial era, waste was not a developed concept because most discarded material from civilisations were used as inputs for other processes, retaining their value in a circular way, just like nature does. But what nature has done through evolution, humankind needs to do by design today .

The COVID-19 pandemic has shown, on one hand, how vulnerable we are as a species; but, on the other hand, how we can fight common threats when we work together. Yet, the most important lesson from this crisis is that, in order to prevent new pandemics, we need to stop the environmental destruction that breeds them.

We are concerned that resorting to disposable items to fight the pandemic only reinforces its root causes. As such, we promote reusable solutions that work in the short- and in the long-term.