Beeswax wraps are a great alternative to using single use plastic wrap and it’s an easy process you can do at home. Learn a new skill while helping keep our oceans plastic free.

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Included in your kit:

• 3 x Cotton fabric squares
• Block of beeswax
• Small block of coconut oil

• A web link to the tutorial video

What you will need:

• Deep baking tray or electric frypan

Method:

1. Place your block of wax in the baking tray or frypan and melt on a low heat.
2. Once melted add your coconut oil.
3. Dip the fabric ¾ into the wax. Give a light shake until it stops dripping. The wax is hot so make sure it has cooled a little to move on to the next step.
4. Rotate your fabric to dip the last ¼ into the wax. Let the excess wax drip off.
5. After 30 seconds the wax will be completely hard and your wrap is done.

Enquiries: 8495 5028

Go on, swap this for that and make reusable alternatives part of your life/daily routine. This is a collaboration between Library Services and Waste Education.