Beeswax Wrap, Set of 6 Pack | Eco Friendly Reusable Food Wraps | Sustainable Plastic Free Food Storage | Sandwich Wrappers | Washable Bowl Covers (Bee)

Very disappointed with these wraps. I have been using bees wax wraps for 8 months so my originals were starting to wear.I was attracted by the design but that's all that is good. After 0nly 2 uses and cleans the sheets are already losing their wax and are in a worse state than my old ones. Feel I have wasted my money and will look for a better brand, probably check where the wraps are made. If these were your first attempt at using wraps you would wonder why they were well rated and not buy more.

If you’re looking for a sustainable way to store food, these are not the wraps for you.I was attracted by the low price but it was too good to be true...I am pretty sure they are not beeswax - they have a slight chemical smell and at first they are far stickier than real beeswax wraps. I’ve been using mine for about 2 months and the chemical wax has now hardened so they are useless. They are also made in China so not exactly a friendly carbon footprint.Best steer clear of these wraps, it’s worth spending more for the real thing that will last far longer.

Despite how well you try to wrap food it constantly dries out, in particular, cheese. End up having to grate the cheese and use in cooking as it is inedible as so dried out. Look pretty but don't waste your money, and also has been produced and shipped from China so would question the whole carbon footprint issue.

I used this product to wrap my lunch in rather than use a single use product. Initially, the wrap was difficult to pull apart as the beeswax is so strong. Kept my lunch nice & fresh. Washing it is strange, if the water is a bit too warm, you get beeswax stuck over your fingers, in cold water, the beeswax stiffens up, so water temp needs to be just lukewarm. I will continue to use this product in preference to single use products. I would buy more when mine have eventually worn out.

Early days but love these. Alternative to cling film in an era when we all should be trying to be more environmentally conscious. You can make them with bees wax pellets but this is the easy option! Try them and do that little more for the world. Great for wrapping cheese, putting over a bowl in the fridge etc,

Just to warn you that the smallest wrap in this set is tiny, like you could wrap a sweet in it and probably not much else. I’m a big fan of these and already have some but do watch your sizes because you might find that half of this isn’t as useable as you think it would be. They’re also very stiff, so on first use will need to be softened a bit to use. And be careful with the temperature of the water you use to clean it with, as real hot will melt the wax.However saying that, it’s reasonable value for money and it’s presented nicely. I bought two of these as presents for people, trying to persuade them to ditch plastic wrap.I just think the sizes could be better. The small one is just pointless. If you think about what you want to wrap, you’ll realise the bigger sizes are much better (or make your own)

What a great idea. These wax wraps look beautiful with their flower design and are much more attractive to look at than tinfoil or cling film when I take my lunch to work.With the wraps I know that they use natural ingredients to make them stick and lowers my exposure to chemicals like the ones found in cling film and tinfoil.These are reusable time and time again so much less waste is going to landfill which makes me very happy and helps me reduce my carbon footprint.I use these wraps to take sandwiches, biscuits or buns to work in and they stay sealed and fresh until I need to eat them.I also use the wraps to cover open containers with no lids in my fridge and because the wax is sticky they make a nice seal around the edge.I have found the wraps really easy to clean with just a bit of soapy water and they also dry very quickly so can be used again when needed.

I love these. I’ve been using them to wrap sandwiches for lunch and cover bowls etc.They work much like cling film but as they’re reusable- what’s not to love!I did ruin one by not following the instructions- I washed it with hot water and some of the wax came off. You need to wash them with cool soapy water. Since learning my lesson, I’ve got on great with them.