Are beeswax wraps safe for food?

Yes, they are made from 100% natural ingredients and contain no harmful substances.

Can I use beeswax wraps in the freezer?

Yes, they can go in the freezer. Preferably do not use them for more than a few weeks for the same product.

How often can I use a beeswax wrap?

On average 150–200 times, depending on the care. With daily use, a cloth often lasts a year or longer.

Hoe fris ik mijn doek op?

Wordt je doek plakkerig of ziet hij er versleten uit? Dan kun je hem eenvoudig opfrissen:

  • Verwarm de oven voor op ca. 65°C
  • Leg het doek een paar seconden op bakpapier
  • Haal het doek eruit vóórdat de was volledig smelt
  • Wapper het kort droog en laat het volledig afkoelen

Blijf er altijd bij: een paar seconden is meestal al genoeg. Na het opfrissen is je doek weer als nieuw.

Are Dooek beeswax wraps compostable?

Yes, after their lifespan they can go into the organic waste and decompose completely naturally.

Does it also work for hot dishes?

No, do not use the cloths on hot dishes or in the oven. The beeswax will melt and the cloth will lose its effectiveness.

How long does a beeswax wrap last?

With the right care, a cloth often lasts more than 12 months.

How do I best store my wraps?

Roll up or store flat in a dry place out of direct sunlight.

What size is convenient for cheese?

A Large (30x30 cm) is ideal for a small piece of cheese or Parmesan cheese. XL (30x40 cm) for half a pound of cheese and the XXL (40x50 cm) for a kilogram of cheese.

What size do I use for bread?

A Large (30x30 cm) is ideal for a couple of sandwiches, XL (30x40 cm) for a baguette or large lunch.

Can I combine different sizes?

Yes, many customers choose a 3-pack with different sizes for flexibility.

Why did you start with Dooek?

We started out of frustration with plastic in the kitchen. Beeswax wraps turned out to be a sustainable alternative that really worked.

Why did you start with Dooek?

We started out of frustration with plastic in the kitchen. Beeswax wraps turned out to be a sustainable alternative that really worked.

What does inclusive production mean?

We work together with partners such as Ipse de Bruggen, so that people with a distance to the labor market actively participate in our process.

How can I contribute to your mission?

By choosing plastic-free for yourself and sharing your experience, you save plastic and inspire others.

Are the materials organic?

Yes, we use organic cotton (GOTS certified) and beeswax from Europe.

Where do your raw materials come from?

All raw materials are sourced as locally as possible, or from other European countries.

This is how you use beeswax food wraps.

3 steps

To Store

Step 1: Choose the right format
Choose a beeswax wrap that completely covers the food. Different sizes are available.

Step 2: Packing food
Place the food in the center of the cloth. Can also be used as a closing lid.

Step 3: Wrapping food
Fold the wrap around the food and press lightly. The warmt of your hands helps with adhesion.

4 steps

Maintain

Step 1: Rinse
Rinse the wrap with cold water, if necessary, with a drop of dishwashing liquid. Avoid hot water to prevent melting.

Step 2: Rub gently
Rub gently to remove dirt, do not scrub.

Step 3: Drying
Shake off excess water and air dry. Avoid direct sunlight.

Step 4: Save
Fold dry and store cool.

Reusing

Simply follow the washing and care steps to prepare your beeswax wraps for reuse. Proper maintenance of your beeswax wraps will extend their lifespan and ensure that you can continue to use them again and again to preserve food in an environmentally friendly way.