We love the shape of the glass Oui yogurt jars (the yogurt inside is yummy, too!). They’re recyclable, of course, and make ...

Wax can be melted a number of ways, including in an electric slow cooker, double boiler, melting pot, or commercial wax melter. The most popular are the stove-top methods–using a double boiler or ...

You can make your own food wraps with cloth and beeswax, which can be reused for up to six months and are water-resistant as well. One Good Thing By Jillee has a full guide at the link below, but the ...

Follow this simple method for how to render beeswax that will take you from sticky mess to wonderfully fragrant disks of clean beeswax. As the beekeeping season comes to a close and my hives need less ...

Have you heard the buzz about Bee’s Wrap, the beeswax wraps? Touted as a sustainable, reusable alternative to plastic wrap, there’s a whole lot to like. Sarah Kaeck, the founder of Bee’s Wrap, started ...

For repairs and maintenance of tools and furniture, beeswax is a versatile, natural, and low-waste option that can be used as a lubricant, a protective coating, and a sealant. It can condition your ...