Enveloppements de cire d'abeille bricolage

Enveloppements de cire d'abeille bricolage

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$15.00

SKU CU320

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Soyez écolo en fabriquant votre propre emballage de cire d'abeille durable avec ce kit de bricolage. Les enveloppes de cire d'abeille sont moulables, faciles à saisir et collantes. Une alternative réutilisable, antimicrobienne et durable au film plastique et au plastique à usage unique. Facile à utiliser, sans plastique, compostable, durable, respectueux de l'environnement, lavable ! Comprend : un bloc de cire d'abeille de 2 oz, 3 carrés de coton, 3 morceaux de papier sulfurisé, 1 pinceau.

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Enveloppements de cire d'abeille bricolage

$15.00

SKU CU320

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I purchased this kit at a local bookstore, and I really wish I hadn't. The wax was incredibly difficult to grate, and I went through two cheese graters doing two of the three because the wax left such a thick coat on them that they wouldn't grate anymore. For the third one, I just melted the rest of the wax in the oven without grating it. It took me forever to clean the cheese graters, as well as my cookie sheet because the wax from the parchment paper stuck to it. I have no idea how the finished products will work because I haven't tried them yet, although I've purchased similar ready-made wraps before that I've liked. Lesson learned: stick to buying books at bookstores and only buy ready-made beeswax wraps wherever they are sold!