Bee's Wrap
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Bee's Wrap Assorted 3-Pack

Organic cotton coated in beeswax and tree resin replaces plastic cling wrap entirely. Compostable after about a year. Zero microplastics touching your food.

$18
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Quick Specs

MaterialOrganic cotton, beeswax, jojoba oil, tree resin
Includes3 wraps (S, M, L)
Lifespan~1 year
Key FeatureReplaces plastic wrap completely
Best for: Families using plastic cling wrap for food storage
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$18 replaces hundreds of feet of plastic wrap per year. Plastic wrap is one of the most common single-use plastic sources in your kitchen — and it touches your food directly.

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Why it's safe for your family

What to avoid instead

Plastic cling wrap (PVC or LDPE) is one of the most direct sources of microplastic contamination in your kitchen. It sits directly on your food — often for hours or days.

⚠ Research Finding

Microplastics shed from plastic wrap can transfer directly to food, especially fatty or acidic foods. Heat, time, and food chemistry all increase the rate of microplastic migration from plastic wrap into what your family eats.

Common questions

How do I clean them? +
Wash in cool water with mild dish soap. The beeswax coating is sensitive to heat, so avoid hot water or the dishwasher. Air dry and they're ready to reuse. Most people wash them in under 30 seconds.
Can I wrap meat? +
Bee's Wrap recommends against wrapping raw meat directly, since you can't wash them in hot water. Use them for cooked meats, cheese, bread, fruits, vegetables, and covering bowls. For raw meat, use a glass container with a lid instead.
How long do they last? +
About a year with regular use — some people get even longer. When the wax starts to thin, you can refresh them in the oven with a bit of beeswax. When they're truly done, cut them into strips and compost them or use them as fire starters.
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