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Vegan Wax Wraps
$16.98 - $23.98$19.98 - $28.98
Plastic-Free. Reusable. Compostable.
Try this all-natural, organic cotton, vegan alternative to plastic wrap. If you've wanted to try our beeswax wraps but you're pure vegan, these are for you. Easily wrap sandwiches, snacks, cheeses, and breads for safe-keeping and freshness. You can also wrap them around jars, bowls and other containers— simply with the warmth of your hands.
Choose a 2-pack or 3-pack (sizes below), every box of assorted prints are different. No two boxes are the same. Isn't that cool? The photos give you sense of their style. The 3-pack gives you the biggest size option, especially helpful if you're wrapping bread.
WHAT'S GOOD?
- Vegan
- Reusable
- Washable
- Compostable
- Organic Cotton
- Handmade in Santa Cruz, CA, USA
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WHAT DO THEY REPLACE?
Plastic containers, plastic wrap, plastic baggies, plastic containers, aluminum foil. AND IF YOU'RE NOT INTO THINGS THAT USE BEES WAX, BEESWAX WRAPS.
BORING (BUT USEFUL) STUFF
2-pack = (2) 12" X 12" wraps (assorted prints)
3-pack = (1) 14" X 19", (1) 12" X 12", (1) 6" X 7" (assorted prints)
Care — Hand wash in cold water, gentle soap as needed.
Do not microwave or place in the dishwasher.
With regular use and cold water care, yourwraps should last a year (or more).
MATERIALS
Organic cotton, candelilla wax, pine gum rosin (sap), organic coconut oil, organic jojoba oil.
SOURCE
Handmade in Santa Cruz, CA, USA.
ABOUT THE COMPANY
Liz McDade started No Trace in 2017 when she started to look closely at the trash that was made in her own life. She realized that if she was going to cut waste, she could use a few tools. But she couldn't find any sustainably made ones from all natural materials at her local stores. The options were made with plastic, or synthetic materials, or were packaged in plastic.
So she decided to create a better option. At No Trace, everything is made with organic & recycled materials only - no synthetics, no plastic packaging and no waste made in the process. Everything can be composted at the end of its life cycle. She hopes you find just what you need from No Trace to make your life a little greener.
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