How To Use
Wrap
Self-adhesive and takes any shape you can imagine. Squeeze Abeego around anything and everything. It’s like a handshake–the firmer, the better.
Wash
Faithfully wash with COLD water, a little eco-friendly dishsoap and a gentle cloth. Wash as required (less is more). If it’s not soiled–fold and put away.
Reuse
Multi-use and durable, Abeego lasts a year or longer with good care. How many times is that you ask? Trust us, you’ll lose count.
abeego is made with our formula of beeswax, tree resin, jojoba oil, infused into a hemp and organic cotton cloth.
Replace
Get a fresh wrap and experience the magic all over again when it’s worn, no longer sticks, or your friends look worried when you pull it out.
End of Life
A goodbye you feel good about! It’s biodegradable and compostable, or it can be used as fire starters for campfires, BBQs or wood stoves.
Tips & Tricks
How to Cover a Bowl
How to Keep Lemon Fresh
How to Wrap a Melon
How to Keep Cilantro Fresh
How to Keep Celery Fresh
How to Keep Greens Fresh & Crisp
Care
A little love will ensure a lasting relationship with your Abeego. With proper care, you can expect your Abeego to last over a year.
Wash your Abeego in COLD water.
Simply wipe clean with a soft cloth or rinse under cold water with biodegradable, alcohol-free soap (like Ecover, Dr Bronners and Seventh Generation) if needed. Air or towel dry and never wring.
Stains and creases build character.
Abeego is all natural so deeply pigmented foods may add to its personality. Minimize staining by rinsing Abeego in cold water shortly after food has been removed. Limit relations with oily or greasy foods to a quick fling.
Let’s talk heat.
Beeswax melts. Protect your Abeego from the dishwasher, microwave and warm dishwater. Allow food to cool before covering or wrapping. Like your favorite ice cream, keep away from all sources of heat and open flame.
Cutting your Abeego.
Abeego has you covered with a variety of sizes so you never need to cut it to fit. Keeping it at its full size will ensure it gets used over and over. If you ever noticed some frays, as Abeego is fabric, trim them with a sharp blade or scissors.
Abeego is self-adhesive.
Infused with beeswax, jojoba oil and tree resin, Abeego is malleable at room temperature and easily sticks to itself. It's natural for it to stiffen and loosen in the fridge. Remember Abeego is breathable and a tight seal is irrelevant.
Tips
For the love of cheese.
Remove cheese from the packaging it came in and wrap it in an appropriately sized Abeego.
Half cut.
Form Abeego around the cut side of your avocado, cucumbers, tomatoes, melons, onions and pretty much any fruit or vegetable you need to keep. Pineapple has been known to eat Abeego, it is best stored in dish topped with a wrap.
Rise dough, rise.
The material is insulating and breathable so it is a perfect cover for rising bread dough. It is also suitable for covering fermenting foods such as yogurt, kefir and buttermilk.
We like it saucy too.
The coating is fluid resistant, so moisture will not leak through the actual fabric. Sauce may add a bit of color to the patina.
A bit about meat.
Cold cuts and cooked meat on your sandwiches are friends of Abeego. Place leftover meat and raw meat in a dish, cover and store in the refrigerator. We suggest avoiding direct contact with raw meat.
Frozen food.
Abeego is happy to help out around the freezer for the short-term jobs. A month is the limit. It leaves long-term freezing up to the other guys.
Storing your storage.
Roll or fold Abeego and keep in with your other food packaging or in your linen drawer. Keep between cutting boards to store wraps.
Handy Bonus! Free Jar Opener.
Grab a wrap put it over the lid of the jar, hand it to the person closest to you to open. Why work harder when you can work smarter.
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