Beeswax Wraps Lunch Kit Food Storage Pack for School or Office 1 Small, 1 Medium, 1 Large Plus 1 Sandwich for no Plastic Wrap or Bags 0 Waste Alternative Reusable and Sustainable 4 Piece Set

Arrived on time and looked really cute - gave them with corksickle lunch bags and thermos for teacher appreciation gifts!

I've purchased beeswax wraps from 3 other brands and these are my favourite because they "seal" the easiest and are the softest, so that "molding" the wrap around an irregularly shaped item is a breeze.

These items have a waxy feel, which makes sense but, is something you'll have to get used to. The pattern is beautiful but, I received one with a light wood colored button. I tend to be adamant about what I receive, as opposed to what I see in a picture and I don't much care for it when a vendor decides to send me anything different, sticking me with it.I'll say that, due to the wax surface, you should be careful to make certain you follow instructions and only use cold water to wash it. But, you should also try to ensure that it remains lint free and that, if you have pets, keep this away from them, as well.

This is a nice item and a great idea but you need to know how to work with waxed fabric and based on various comments for various products it seems many people are challenged there. I have waxed fabric clothes, bags and now these wrappers so have learned a thing or two. You cannot wash waxed cotton/ canvas/ twill etc. the way we're conditioned to think of washing, meaning you can't use hot water and soap. Hot water will melt away the wax and soap will impregnate the wax. Waxed material can be brushed or wiped with cold water. Its not going to be an antiseptic cleaning. For me, best application of these wrappers is with relatively dry and solid foods and not against oily or wet stuff. I'll use these on a cold cut sandwich but not on a sloppy joe. I'd wrap up cut vegetables but I'm not putting this around spaghetti sauce. Etc. Wet or oily things in a bowl can be covered with these but I use a piece of wax paper as a barrier. At least that disposable part is paper and not plastic. Alternatively you can ignore these hints and use on anything with the thought that you might replace in a year after they're pretty stained, etc. Even that's better than constant use of disposable products.

I bought this for my daughter and then for both of my daughter's teachers. They have become softer with time and we love it!

I loved the packaging it was really well done, and he product looks really cute. Plus it has a long lasting use for multiple things and smells nice.

Perfect, they work well and there's a good amount in the package.

I like the idea but reuse is a pain