Cultical Reusable Beeswax Wrap Kit 6 Pack Biodegradable Eco Washable Odorless Sustainable Beeswax Covers for Food Wrap Organic Wax Wrap Beeswax Wrappers

I have been trigger shy on these for awhile but finally decided to give them a try and my only regret is waiting so long. I originally thought these would 'bridge the gap' with some missing or damaged lids for our glass food storage system, and they serve that purpose perfectly, but also provide a storage solution for the weird-shaped bread we eat, gives us a plastic-free way to store cheeses, and numerous other odd-shaped things in our kitchen. I will say, living in the suburbs of Phoenix, I won't be taking these in our picnic basket in the summer but they'll be a perfect solution for meals and snacks on the go in cooler months.

These food wraps are great and I’ll be buying more...or something similar...very soon. I’m trying to get away from plastic anything: plastic food wrap, plastic bags, plastic containers, etc and these are really great.They keep the as fresh as plastic wrap and when they finally bite the dust I feel better knowing that it’s one less bunch of plastic adversely affecting the environment.It’s impossible to go to any market and buy groceries (other than some produce) that aren’t encased in some form of plastic. It’s just so extremely disheartening to see how much plastic, styrofoam, etc surrounds our food. I feel like I’m making a second career out of contacting grocery stores, the suppliers to grocery stores to please find a workable alternative to plastic that will be healthy for the planet and not add significantly to the cost of our food.These wrappers are perfect for what they do. The only problem for me is the cost and how many wrappers you get for the money. Nevertheless, I plan to purchase more in the not too distant future.

First let me say that the designs are a winner. Very cute. I am trying to eliminate waste and annoyances in my kitchen. I hate being at war with cling wrap so I decided to try these instead. This product is really wonderful b/c it is cute and durable. It feels somewhat like a thick wax paper. I don't necessarily wash them each time b/c sometimes they are simply covering a bowl of lettuce or fruit and not touching the item itself. I would not use them to cover a bowl of raw meat or red sauce where it might stain or make it yuck. The different sizes fit the bill and washing them is honestly pretty simple. I refold them after they dry and store them in a narrow clear container so I can easily access them. Thanks!

This stuff works really well. I was wondered if they were just another ecoproduct that turned out to be half as effective as the product they were supposed to replace, but once I figured out you have to warm them up a bit first with your hands, they stuck to bowls just as well as plastic wrap and keep things just as well too. I haven't had any issues washing or drying them.

Great for those who wanna do zero waste organically. Cons: Not really easy to clean especially if you don't have a "gentle" soap. Crumbs get stuck to it. My hands kinda feel sticky after handling them and it's not easy to find a place to store em where they won't get sticky on stuff.Pros: Great if ya want something zero waste. I've used it on a variety of foods and the best foods I found it's great for is cheese and small refrigerated foods. Very sturdy product. I can see this lasting me a good while.

I LOVE these! They feel so organic when you open them and they smell wonderful. You peel the parchment paper off and they feel somewhat sticky, because its beeswax. I put it on and initially my fingers were a bit sticky. At first I tried to wash my hands but I found that just rubbing it in takes seconds and beeswax is great for the skin. These bees wax food wraps have really cute bee theme patterns. I've tried making this kind of product homemade before and it was a pain in the butt and the wax was expensive. This product is a steal. I will update in a few months to see how well they have held up.

I do like these. However, they leave a residue on containers which is a pain to remove. Hot water, lots of soap and elbow grease gets it (mostly) off. I realize this is the wax but it's cumbersome to deal with, especially if you like your kitchenware spotless. I do like the idea of these, I'm just not a fan of how much work they create.

First time using these & like them lots! Instructions are easy & clear. Not sure what the button & string are for on the large size but cute! Can leave a temporary wax residue on glass bowl edges but it comes off with hot water & soap. Feel good about these replacing plastic wrap!

I love 💕 the way it clings to glass & bowls👍