This food storage sample set includes one of each reusable food storage products we have, all made locally in Jenison, MI. You will find:

• Beeswax wrap - size medium (approximately 12” square), made with organic jojoba oil, locally sourced beeswax, and sustainably harvested pine resin. It’s perfect for wrapping a sandwich, leftovers, or fruit. (order more here! Also, check out our Beeswax Wrap Make-and-Take offered to the West Michigan area if you’d like to learn how to re-dip or make your own)

• Bulk bag - Approximately 10” x 12” in size. Bring with you when you’re buying bulk foods like grains, oats, pastas, and dried beans or use to store fresh produce from the store. If you don’t need it for food storage, use it in your luggage to hold your shoes to keep them away from your clothing. We’re all for multi-purpose items! (order more here!)

• Reusable Sandwich Bag - made of waterproof and machine washable PUL, they are approximately 6.5” square with a fold over closure just like the plastic alternative baggies we all grew up with! Store a sandwich, chips, other snacks, markers, a bar of soap, whatever!

• Reusable Snack Bag - made of waterproof and machine washable PUL and approximately 4.5” square with a fold over closure. Store strawberries, cheese crackers, your daily multivitamin, spare change, whatever!

NOTE:
Pattern placement of reusable snack and sandwich bags and color of beeswax wrap may vary.

CARE:
Bulk Bag: Toss in the washer and dryer and wash as you would your other cotton items.
Reusable Snack and Sandwich Bags: Turn inside out and toss in washer and dryer and wash as you would your other clothing. May be hand washed and air dried as well.
Beeswax Wraps: Wash in cool water with a mild dish soap. Warm water or heat will cause the wrap to melt. Air dry, fold, and store.

END OF LIFE:
Bulk Bags: Recycle at a reputable textile recycling organization or cut up and toss in your compost bin, as the bag is made of 100% cotton materials.
Reusable Snack and Sandwich Bags: Recycle at a reputable textile recycling organization.
Beeswax Wraps: Re-dip to freshen wax. When your wrap has reached the end of its useful life, cut it into strips and add it to the compost (as long as it is made of 100% cotton - polyester, polyester blends, or other synthetics will not decompose).