Why we don't dip our wraps! 💧

Beeswax wraps are a reusable and sustainable alternative to plastic wrap! Use them to wrap produce, cover leftovers and more! 🐝

🐝 FAQ
Q - What are these?
A- They are beeswax wraps, a reusable and eco-friendly alternative to plastic wrap!

Q - Are they reusable?
A - Yes, beeswax wraps are absolutely reusable! They can be used over and over, for a year or longer! Hand wash in cold water with soap between uses.

Q - Will these make your hands sticky?
A - It may leave your hands feeling slightly tacky but the feeling will fade or can be washed away with warm water or soap.

Q - Why do you scrunch the wrap before you use it?
A - The heat of your hands slightly warms them to make them more tacky and adhesive.

Q - What are they made of?
A - Beeswax wraps are made with 100% cotton saturated with a beeswax mixture (beeswax, jojoba oil and damar tree rosin).

Q - Can I eat these?
A - No! They're not meant for eating.

Q - Can you use them in the microwave or oven?
A - No, beeswax wraps should be kept away from heat.

[salemlynn]

😂 I love how you entertain our ignorant suggestions even tho it’s your job n you obviously know better than us it really makes me laugh how gentle the “duh” implication is
Y’all are too sweet lmao

[MooseShower]

I feel like someone’s (at least one person) is gonna be mad they didn’t fully submerge it, thinking melted wax was cold

[phoebecara]

"why don't you dip it?"
"You think we haven't tried that??"

[MitsueOokami]

when it's your first time coming across the channel/product and you have absolutely no idea what it is

[melonstrongv.]

It should also be easier just to make a few swipes with a roll once. I mean the struggle to dip paper in wax is REAL XD

[SmoothBrain]

That's really cool, you took your time to not only answer someone's question but you showed them first hand basically. I appreciate you and your efforts of establishing a real and more in depth connection with your viewers.

*Subscribed*

[-.SpaceNoah.-]

The way you do it is way faster and clean, I really don't understand why they think submerging would work the same.

*EDIT* I thought it was logical since in my school we did something very similar and asumed it was the same activity in most schools just like the seed on wet cotton, apparently it's not. Sorry if that was offensive.

[jodrew]

Your method is genius. If it ain't broke, don't fix it 💯

[locopocomomopopo]

Gotta absolutely love when random strangers think they know better

[perplexingHodgepodge]

The fabric is Dash Flow by Dear Stella, probably in colorway Mist. ...If anybody wanted to know.

[Gvcha_bby_merrychristmas]

And it definitely left a drastic wrinkle that hardened. Your method is perfect and they come out so beautiful every time!

[b_nice]

Love your roller method!! I never would have thought of that. When I’ve made these before I submerged them and then used a hot iron to even everything out any get rid of any chunky areas. You have to be careful not to melt off too much of the wax though, so next time I want to try rolling the wax on!! Thanks! ✌️

[LaurelCanyonMojo]

After making my own with all the popular methods, seeing the roller method was a revelation.

[Quacktrash]

but the liquid roller is brilliant just like with some art's protective layers

[kiana-os]

I love when people actually do show how they do it better instead of just insulting back. It's very mature, you're a great person!

[samanthaquant]

Don’t you just love how everyone knows how to do your job better than you do!?

[florestista]

Can I make them in linen fabric? my grandmother inherited me many table napkins? thank you

[kpopfan]

Why is nobody talking about how satisfying the sound of the crunch was? Even though you should've drip wax, if you do the crunch's sound is a 10/10.

[Quantum-Chaos]

I have no idea why I watched this but it felt satisfying. Screw people that say you should dip or are accusing you of dipping! I don't know what's going on! Have a good day!

[BuckBlaziken]

I get it’s important to answer all questions since some ignorant sounding questions come from genuinely not knowing, but some of these questions sound so obvious and you wonder “how much thought was put into asking this?”