All you need to know about Beeswax Wraps

Every wrap sold promotes female empowerment and provides employment opportunities in rural areas

More than 15.000 happy customers

Our beeswax wraps last up to two years with proper care

We pay 20% more than the living wage suggested by the Fair Trade Association

Produced from 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton, pure beeswax, organic coconut oil, and tree resin

Made in the mountains of Chiang Mai under happy and healthy conditions

How do you use beeswax wraps?

Get them ready!

Wrap it!

Use it!

Wash it!

Re-use it!

Simply use your hands to fold a wrap over your food or container and seal with gentle pressure. The warmth of your hands will form a tight seal. Wrap half an onion, half a watermelon or freshly baked sourdough bread to keep your food fresh, while avoiding plastic.

Wrap a bar of soap for travel or a bouquet of fresh flowers. Wax wraps are fine and proven for cheese, but avoid wrapping meat or egg in them as you can not wash them hot.

Beeswax is a natural antibacterial agent, while the coconut oil and tree resin make our wraps sticky so they shape to your food.

SuperBee wax wraps offer an eco friendly alternative to plastic. A replacement for plastic wrap and plastic containers, SuperBee wax wraps can be used as plastic-free food storage for leftovers and snacks.

Not only are SuperBee wax wraps great for food storage, but they also help you organize items found through your home. Our beeswax wraps come in four sizes to accommodate items big and small (and you can buy them in a handy beeswax wrap set, too).

How to wash beeswax wraps

To wash beeswax wraps, rinse the wrap with cool or lukewarm water and dish soap. You can use a cloth or sponge to wipe them down like you would do with your dishes, then rinse off.

DO NOT use hot water to wash the wraps. Hot water will melt the beeswax which is going to ruin your wrap. Don’t worry you can fix it. We have made a video for you in case that happened.

How to dry beeswax wraps

Once washed, the beeswax wraps need to air dry. We have a small clothing line in our kitchen to hang the wraps, but you can simply drape them over other drying dishes or even your faucet to dry.

You don’t need to wring out the wrap. Store with your tea towels in a dry place; or, save the packaging for an easy way to keep your wraps organized.