BEESWAX PRODUCTS
QUICK CARE GUIDE: KEEPING YOUR BAG IN TOP SHAPE
Cleaning:
Wipe off small spills with a damp cloth.
For deeper cleaning, hand wash gently with cold water and mild dish soap.
Rinse and air dry—easy peasy!
Embrace the Cracks: A Natural Feature
Cracks are a natural part of any beeswax product—they add personality and tell the story of your bag’s journey. Think of them as laugh lines for your beeswaxed bag! These cracks won’t affect the bag’s performance and are easy to smooth out if needed.
Pro Tip: If you’d like to refresh your bag, use a hairdryer to gently warm the wax. Watch as it smooths itself out and regains its shape. Just be careful—the wax gets hot!
FAQs: Your Bag Questions, Answered
Q: Can I use hot water to clean my bag?
A: Nope! Stick to cold water to avoid melting the wax.
Q: What if my bag smells a bit waxy?
A: That’s totally normal! The beeswax scent will fade over time, but it’s always food-safe.
Q: Where does the beeswax come from?
A: We source our beeswax locally from responsible and ethical beekeepers who prioritize the well-being of their bees.
Q: What’s the difference between beeswax wraps and these bags?
A: Beeswax wraps are typically not as durable due to their flat design and thinner wax coating. Our bags feature sturdy French seams, making them more resistant to wear and perfect for extended use.
Q: Can I use my beeswaxed bag in the freezer?
A: Yes, but for short periods! These bags work well for freezing bread or small portions, but avoid long-term storage as extreme cold can cause the wax to crack more easily.
Q: Can I dry my beeswaxed bag in the dryer or iron it?
A: No, avoid using a dryer or iron on your beeswaxed bag. High heat can melt the wax and damage the product. Always air dry your bag instead.
Q: Can I use my beeswaxed bag for liquids or wet foods?
A: These bags are best suited for dry or slightly moist foods. Avoid using them for liquids, as the wax coating isn't completely waterproof.
Q: How should I store my beeswaxed bag when not in use?
A: Store your bag in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or heat sources to maintain its shape, color and wax integrity.
Q: Are the materials in the bag biodegradable?
A: Yes! The cotton, beeswax, and jojoba oil are all natural and biodegradable, making these bags an eco-friendly option even at the end of their life.
Q: How can I dispose of my bag when it's no longer usable?
A: Once your bag reaches the end of its life, you can cut it into smaller pieces and compost it or use it as a natural fire starter.
Q: Can I customize the size or design of the bag?
A: If you’re looking for specific sizes or patterns, feel free to reach out! Customizations might be available depending on your needs.
