Assorted Set of 3 - Made in the USA with Certified Organic Cotton - Plastic and Silicone Free - Reusable Eco-Friendly Beeswax Food Wrap - 3 Sizes (S, M, L)

Perfect wraps - sticky enough, malleable, smells great and the wax does not crack or crumble. love these!

I hated using plastic wrap cuz it took too much time to unravel it and always got stuck. This is east to use and air tight. Kept my food fresh.

Bonne qualité

C'est vrai que c'est un peu cher à l'achat, mais ça remplace le film alimentaire ou le papier alu qui ne sont pas bon pour la santé et c'est réutilisable (en coton bio et cire d'abeille). A voir dans le temps même si je pense que je vais me mettre à fabriquer d'autres emballages en cire d'abeille (de nombreux tutos sont disponibles sur le net).

Funktionieren super und trocknen auch Seth schnell, nur aufpassen das ihr keine faule Mitbewohner habt die die Teile in die Spülmaschine Zügen! Dann sind die nämlich hin!

Me encanta, había leído comentarios sobre la pérdida de la cera con las lavadas, yo sólo tuve problemas un ve que por error usé agua caliente, pero luego de un par de usos más y estar en la nevera la textura que había tomado, como granulada, está normalizado. Me entristece que con el uso pierde un poco el color, pero es sólo estético. Lo volvería a comprar definitivamente.

I bought two sets. one on Amazon, and another at a retailer. I use the small and medium wraps almost daily, the large has been used once in the last 6 weeks. They are great for wrapping cheese and berries for lunches and picnics. They have a nice smell, likely from the wax, but the smell doesn't seem to get into the food after a single day. I have noticed that if I leave cheese cubes in it in the fridge for more than a day, the cheese smells slightly like the wrap, but it isn't offensive. It clings to itself very well, which makes it easy to wrap small foods like a wonton. Some bowl materials don't cling to the wrap very well, so it ends up working more like a loose lid. I wrapped half of a banana in it for 2 days (pictured) and aside from the 1/8 inch of liquefied banana at the tip, it was kept very intact. I tend to wash with a small amount of dish soap on my bare hand (rarely use a sponge) and quickly wipe at it in cold water and they've done well. the small purple wrap has been sued about 20 times and still clings great. One word of warning, do not send your kid to daycare with these or they might throw them away by accident. I have wrapped half an onion in this, it kept better than it would if left unwrapped, and the onion smell was gone after a single light rinse with soap. Unless you plan to wrap half a watermelon, or cover a full size dinner plate, the large wraps are overkill and useless. I am considering turning the large wraps into 4x small wraps, but i just haven't worked up the courage to cut it apart just in case i do need one someday.