How To Make A Beeswax Wrap

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[@magpievariety]

Do you sell the fabrics you design?

[@KlairedeLysOfficial]

Yes, link in the description box :)

[@magpievariety]

Just bought a yard each of Blue Bees and Beautiful Bugs to line some leather bags. Can’t wait to get them!

[@KlairedeLysOfficial]

@@magpievariety :O Thank you!

[@ruthmoog]

Do you need to be careful to use fabrics with food-safe print/fibres?

[@abyers6593]

Simply Klaire 7

[@bigscruppy]

Note to people making these: they're only compostable if you use fabric that is 100% natural material ie cotton, linen, hemp. Anything else is just woven plastic.

[@highl1keplanes]

Thank you!! I was gonna ask about it

[@RockyLuvsJonghyun]

It’s best to use those natural fabrics anyway as they absorb the wax better.

[@annaparham3138]

i was wondering this thank you!!

[@ChiiSan09]

Yes thank you. I figured as much but def wanted to be sure!

[@charlottemason4525]

Thanks.I anxious to try these... Saw them on TV. You're very Pretty , NICE Hair Color. (I subscribed 🙂)

[@emmabroughton2039]

Why are you composting them? The fabric is still good. Wash with hot water and soap, dry and then re wax them!

[@suides4810]

Emma Goudie the fabric is way too cute and costly to go into the bin after "one" use

[@emmabroughton2039]

@@suides4810 It really is!

[@dka54]

That's what i wanted to ask. Thanks. Have you tried it?

[@emmabroughton2039]

@@dka54 - I make my own wraps for family, friends and personal use. I use a mix of beeswax, jojoba oil and pine resin for mine, and use 100% cotton fabric so that when it finally gets too shabby to re wax, I can compost it.

[@BeccaBullard8]

Emma Goudie why do you use pine resin?

[@Naromuffy]

these wraps are VERY expensive in my country so this is a lifesaver, thank you!

[@WitchesEnvy]

what the heck why are they so expensive

[@Naromuffy]

@@WitchesEnvy my question exactly! Now I have no excuse not to make them myself.

[@sonyajordan8597]

I know!!! the only reason I didn’t own any were because of how expensive they were. A small pack of three can vary from $35-45 and I can’t justify that for 3-6 months of use.

[@loptylou4727]

yeah 40 dollars for a pack of three is never fun

[@Anione111]

Are you saying bees wax is cheap then? I should think bees wax would also be expensive.

[@loopyfrog]

I've missed "and that's it, you're done." hehe

[@KlairedeLysOfficial]

And, finally, my long-promised beeswax wrap video! As usual, if you like my videos and would like to be kept updated with my blog posts and weekly videos please DON'T subscribe to me on KZbin. Instead, the best way to stay updated is to follow my mailing list on SimplyKlaire.com. See you there :)

[@brittanycassidy5322]

How do you wash them after each use?

[@KlairedeLysOfficial]

@@brittanycassidy5322 Warm (NOT hot) water and kitchen soap :)

[@no-pajamapanda8548]

Me: KZbin: Yo, you wanna make some beeswax wraps? Actually, YES. Thank you!

[@heatherburke9583]

Can you revitalize a worn wrap by remelting it or adding more beeswax?

[@KlairedeLysOfficial]

You can.

[@hannahscott463]

You can but it's much less sanitary.

[@codename495]

Yes but you will need to boil the remaining wax out, wash the fabric and start fresh.

[@Lacroix999]

Cerridwen Brown how is this “much less sanitary” to rewax when they wear out, when you reuse them all the time and simply wash them after each use? If you’re that worried about it, you can just place them in between a few layers of paper towels and run a iron over them to kill any possible bacteria or germs it may have accumulated and then rewax them

[@monkiram]

There's no reason it should be less sanitary. Rewaxing it is actually more sanitary than just reusing it because you've just given it a proper washing with hot water and soap, whereas when you're reusing the wrap, you just rinse it in warm water.

[@MonkeyBunnyShop]

To remove the waxx from the pan, you can put water in pan and heat it up, then cool it, then skim of qax from surface. Or i like to pop it in the freezer then pop the whole water out along with the wax 😃

[@FinnickH]

Oh thanks for the tip! I was a bit scared about the cleaning process 😅😅

[@catmenot7143]

Or just use a pan for that.

[@FinnickH]

@@catmenot7143 Not everyone has the space or money to get a pan specifically to make beeswax wrap... Don't you think it's just uselessly wasteful to have an item for only one unique purpose? 😅

[@catmenot7143]

Ambroise Finnick You have a point! I was only suggesting it to avoid the extra work. The dollar store does sell some cheap trays so they aren't expensive or hard to find but I get you.

[@marybirder5663]

@@FinnickH People who enjoy diy projects and crafts usually have separate supplies for that purpose. I bought baking sheets at a dollar store and also picked up an inexpensive iron, which is designated for crafts only. Irons are also a tool that can be used to melt wax. We're not wasteful, crafter's are skilled at finding clever ways to make pretty things at home instead of buying decorative items, which can be expensive.

[@Dosenfurz9000]

Life is funny. Years ago (9+) i frequently watched your videos and enjoyed your artistic style so much. I was a big fan of KlairedelysArt, so i didn't recognise you at first, but i remembered your calming voice. But my life changed and my interests shifted, i unsubscribed and forgot about you (Sorry). But in the last years i started living in a healthier and more conscious way. So things lead to another and i wanted to make my own beeswax wraps and looked for videos. And there i am again. Subscribed again because you are so charming and i like the videos you're making now. I think thats kind of funny. So thank you so much for this! And thank you so much for your soothing videos!

[@dixie162003]

As the wraps start to not work could you rewax them to give them a longer life?

[@KJHLovA]

I was wondering the same!

[@sylvrscorpyn]

She commented on another that you can.

[@KlairedeLysOfficial]

Yes you can :)

[@dixie162003]

JusticeWeeb oh I didn’t see

[@dixie162003]

Simply Klaire awesome!!

[@essaitchearee4810]

Your soothing voice almost made me fall asleep 😹😹 Nice DIY 👍👍

[@TheRubyFeline]

These are so great! I also saw someone make these with the addition of jojoba oil and pine resin which add to the flexibility, help them mold to a shape even better and make last llonger (the wax doesn't crumble as much). Smell is nice too.

[@XusernamegoeshereX]

Any wrap worth its salt WILL contain those things, not JUST wax.

[@jennyjoyssoap7857]

Véronique LaChatte I love the additional cling that pine resin give to beeswax wraps. Pine resin is also naturally antibacterial and anti-fungal giving your food extra protection from bacteria. Try Jenny Joy’s Soap DIY Pre Mixed Beeswax wrap squares for making beeswax wraps or revitalizing an old wrap. Family owned business in Arizona that supports young adults with disabilities like ADHD and Autism. They can be found on a Amazon USA, Canada, UK and Australia Here: Amazon USA: www.amazon.com/dp/B07PNMKH1P/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_fritFbV17QM70 Amazon UK: www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07PNMKH1P/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_QtitFbRGTZX0N Amazon Canada: www.amazon.ca/dp/B07PNMKH1P/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_VuitFb0Q283VD Amazon Australia: www.amazon.com.au/dp/B07PNMKH1P/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_YvitFb7GPNYKY Also available in 6 oz and 12 oz sizes in most areas.

[@angelagriffin5130]

What does the resin ang jojoba oil contribute?

[@jessicaraine8403]

I use these for my Oui yogurt jars that I repurpose for my lunches... they're the perfect size for condiments, fruit etc but need a lid. I also keep the rubber bands that my asparagus comes in and i use it for added security around the top of the jar after putting my wax cloth over top. Yours are so beautiful!

[@ragdoll49]

I love these little jars, now I know what to use for lids, thanks.

[@sydneygerber1432]

I love those jars! I use them to put tiny things on my desk and hairties in my bathroom

[@nonameneeded9267]

Hi, thanks for the video! Nice alternative to plastic wrap! May I ask you which type of fabric gives the best performance (e.g. 100% cotton)?

[@KlairedeLysOfficial]

Cotton, linen (go for a tight weave) and hemp.

[@azzuparis]

I was thinking to buy a few of these beeswax cloth but they're quite expensive, so I definitely try this out. Thank you so much for sharing this video 💕

[@MAJE5TYY]

You can just buy silicone wraps online. Same function and concept as the video.

[@laceandbits]

@@MAJE5TYY These are also quite expensive

[@MagneticUnicornVlogs]

I didn't realize that's all it was!

[@KlairedeLysOfficial]

It's so easy, isn't it! :D

[@aprilmoon2808]

Have you thought about selling the wraps that you’ve have designed ?

[@KlairedeLysOfficial]

I'm selling the fabric only at the moment. There are already other beeswax wrap makers on the market, I don't have the time or the inclination to compete with them. Designing the fabrics work better for me. Much less stress.

[@thenailjunkie1963]

From a gay porn game to this . Wow 😂

[@LadyJaggerX3]

@@thenailjunkie1963 Watts the Safeword?

[@oscarthecouch69]

I didn't know this was so easy to make!

[@Hitogata]

This is a lot more simple than I thought! Would make a cool hand made gift too. How to you create fabric with your own designs? I tried a printable fabric once but it was really bad.

[@KlairedeLysOfficial]

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[@gilliannesaliba8056]

Excuse my ignorance, I've never worked with wax before. 1. Is there a particular kind of fabric that's best for this? 2. Are there some bees waxes that are food safe and others that aren't? Love this and your channel ❤️

[@willowdanger5855]

Gillianne Saliba Cotton or mostly cotton based fabric is recommended as it is thick and will hold the wax, unlike material such as polyester, where it will flake or burn in the oven :)

[@marta4048]

All bees wax is safe it's actually edible just not that tasty. Although it's better if you can get some organic one, ofcourse

[@gilliannesaliba8056]

Thank you both! You're very helpful ❤️

[@skzskzskzlnd]

Yes there is a fabric plant-based or cotton fabric you have to use others burn and beeswax will not work properly on other fabrics as well :)

[@karolinapiatkowska7823]

Don't know why notification squad showed me this, but still watched the whole thing.

[@shirleyporter9025]

If you use the thinnest cotton you can find and add some jojoba oil or coconut oil, just toss the pellets into some oil just to cover them before you sprinkle. The thinner fabrics are much more flexible and therefore go around jar tops etc and the small amount of oil allows for more tackyness. The original Bees Wraps use the Jojoba oil. Thanks for this video...its so important to get away from clingfilm x

[@KIKETMASTERMX]

Hearing you speaking is hella relaxing, can we get a version without background music? Thanks a lot anyways

[@RitualCat]

This is really nice!! I have a question : How do you take care of them and how to wash them?

[@mariahannagrundmann2942]

your voice is really nice, i could listen to you all day. i am going to try this now :)

[@wildflowerdesignpatterns]

How do you reccommend cleaning them? Cold water and maybe a spritz of vinegar water?

[@AnchaliCarr]

Wildflower Photo & Design Wiping them with warm water ☺️

[@louzerrr]

don’t the inks have to also be biodegradable for composting to work?

[@raahimas2776]

Wait she printed that fabric herself? How? I must know now it literally will haunt me.

[@stephanysnow3592]

You can find several companies online that will allow you to upload your own images and they print it on the fabric of your choice. Zazzle is one such company, but there are many other options. :)

[@jozina1]

She sells the printes cloths as well.

[@KlairedeLysOfficial]

You can buy it on Spoonflower (link in the description box)

[@Lacroix999]

A Cricut machine also cuts vinyl to iron of clothing as well as cuts fabric. But several places will print it for you special ordered if you don’t want to go that route

[@EddyNettii]

How do you clean it? When you have already use your beeswax wrap? 🙂

[@abihicks4548]

Wipe it down with cold or warm water, be sure not to use hot water or you'll take some of the wax off x

[@jasminehaule7294]

Or instead of throwing old ones away u can wash them rlly well and then repeat the process of melting them

[@shannond8040]

Jasmine Haule only thing I'd be worried about is the wax clogging up the pipes

[@MsChucklebunny]

I'm wondering if you could use soy wax

[@katw6757]

I've read it works best when combined with candelilla wax, but just soy works too

[@FitnessYogawithSarah]

I attempted soy it did not work. Too soft, wouldn't hold.

[@wandasway6882]

With all the GMO soy why would you want to use that instead of homey? 😕

[@robininva]

How do you wash these....say, after they’ve covered an avocado or wet food? Enjoyed watching. Hope to make some.

[@RebeccaKatsuya]

Really simple & informative, thanks. Does it have to be beeswax? Could you use soy wax instead?

[@KlairedeLysOfficial]

I think you could use soy, I haven't tried it though.

[@RebeccaKatsuya]

@@KlairedeLysOfficial Thanks, I'll give it a go. 😊 I do like beeswax too I just don't have any right now so this could be a good interim solution.

[@drawmafreak]

I think the good thing about beeswax is its antibacterial properties, i don't know if soy wax has that. But maybe you could add in a little drop of antibacterial essential oil or so? I don't know :D

[@emohellowkittyxD]

I remember the first video I saw of yours, it was the Effie trinket makeup, and from the instant I started watching I have adored and loved you. The way your videos where mesmerized me and they had such a warm glow to them I would watch them all. I’ve missed your videos so much over the couple years you where gone on this channel and your others. To this day, even tho I may not love it as much as your makeup and SFX videos, I still adore you and how you make your videos. The way you film is a big reason but an even more moving way is your voice. It is so nastalgic to begin with because every time I hear your voice it takes me back to when I was just 13, I am almost 20 now. Your voice is also very calming and soothing, your child is so lucky to have you as a mother. It is so hard to explain the feeling of just hearing you makes me feel. It’s like there is only good and warm things in the world. I’ve missed you so much Klaire and you have and will always be one of the most influential and amazing people I have ever known. Thank you for all that you do and have done. There is so much more I want to say but just don’t know how right now. We love you so much! ♥️ Thank you.

[@LazyCookPete]

What a lovely hypnotic spoken voice you have! Thanks so much for this excellent tutorial. New fan, subbed and belled! 😋👍

[@gaaraluva3579]

why compost it? Can’t you reuse it by reapplying beeswax?

[@FirstnameLastname-en1im]

I am trying to find permanent solutions to wrap and making my own baggies.

[@thejofs4638]

Do beeswax wrap work in humid climates? I’m afraid that Humid Asian weather will affect its effectiveness

[@shirleyporter9025]

It will work better in warm and humid weather. Just rinse them in the cool water with the teeniest bit of washing up liquid.

[@thejofs4638]

Shirley Porter thank you so much! 😍

[@eldritchelsbells]

I love these sustainable living videos of yours 💕 i can't wait for my own little home to incorporate these in my life 🌈 also the vibe of the videos is always so calm and cozy 🌞

[@NedasFlanderas]

I've never seen anything like this. What’s a purpose of these wraps? :)

[@yeru737]

It's an alternative to plastic cling wrap. Less plastic waste

[@beyming4507]

You designed your own fabric patterns?!?! Impressive!!!!

[@drkatbun8566]

What are the wraps used for? This video was on my recomended and I was curious about it

[@re-de]

Yo be used instead of single use plastic wrap (cling film)

[@drkatbun8566]

@@re-de thank you

[@ReeMeePlee]

This was great! Do you think you could sew them into sandwich bags?

[@user-zv6zf7ff1j]

hank fournier i haven’t tried it but at my farmers market, someone was selling them as the normal wraps and the sandwich bags. you just need a bit more fabric :)

[@Lacroix999]

What a neat idea!

[@bebemochi]

hank fournier I’d love to try and make these!!

[@erinbenny1653]

You can renew old ones by putting in the oven on a low heat and adding extra beeswax also you can makethem by ironing the fabric and pellets between two pieces of greeseproof paper

[@kiwitime0118]

Say some juice from a fruit gets on my beeswax wrap, would it be alright to just run the wrap under cold water for a quick sec? I know hot water might melt the wax, but I assume the same wouldn’t happen with cold ?

[@user-zv6zf7ff1j]

Thavie Keary yes you can use warm water and soap just not hot water :)

[@kiwitime0118]

hannah dope thanks !!

[@laceandbits]

The melting point of beeswax is 62 to 64 °C (144 to 147 °F) so you are unlikely to melt it in any water you can comfortably put your hands in.

[@BillieFingers]

Cotton takes a long time to breakdown in the compost. Wouldn't it be possible to rewax it?

[@angelorion8274]

I was gonna ask this as well

[@Grellibe]

I believe in another comment (towards the top) she did say that she washes and rewaxes the fabric a few times, until it's gotten too worn to use.

[@hryptterlovr]

I apologize if this is a stupid question, but how is the fabric biodegradable? Do you have to buy a special fabric?

[@ashleyh249]

If the fabric is a natural fiber (cotton, linen, etc.) it will biodegrade. Fibers like polyester or acrylic are made of plastic and will NOT biodegrade and will melt/burn when exposed to high heat or flame. I would recommend cotton for the bees wax wraps because it is a natural fiber.

[@hryptterlovr]

@@ashleyh249 thank you so much!!!

[@julieparkvoiceovers7532]

Oh your voice is just heavenly

[@clem304]

beautiful fabric prints!

[@yemenatluv4563]

Why are you such a beautiful, pure, and simply an amazing human being??

[@ambergreene6617]

When they stop sticking or get to crinkly, put them on a baking sheet and pop them in the oven. It remelts the beeswax and renews the wrap. It's brand new again. Every year or so put a tiny bit more wax on them to keep them going for years!

[@SuJinTang]

What is the temperature setting for the oven?

[@1991LMR]

I have no need for a beeswax wrap, but I'm watching anyway 👏 I love the fabric

[@BoomClap3671]

What is the wrap used for?

[@jessicae.9840]

@@BoomClap3671 it's a more sustainable alternative to saran/cling wrap!

[@BoomClap3671]

@@jessicae.9840 Ohh okay, i might make some then. Thank you :D

[@leonriverbeam6614]

I am sorry but we all need it. We have to rid this world of plastic. It is destroying our planet. :(

[@emmagordon4764]

Is using tinfoil better than cling film or the same? (in terms of environmentally-friendly-ness)

[@FinnickH]

It is, kind of... Aluminium is very easily recyclable (it can be recycled and given a new life within 60 days!) but the problem is the condition of the foil when you throw it out! If your foil is all wrinkled and dirty (which it usually is, since it's often in direct contact with food), there's a very high chance that it won't get recycled :/ Basically it's technically a bit better but it depends on your country, its recycling policies and the recycling companies' tools because some don't have the equipment to recycle tin foil... So yeah it is a bit better because it's a recyclable material and it has some chances of being recycled whereas regular plastic film has no chance of being recycled at all :)

[@JosieAreSee]

OMG I've been looking for a tutorial for awhile! Thank you!!

[@rachelleverone9268]

Oh my gosh!!! I used to watch your videos when I was a little kid and now I’m an adult :O I’m so glad you’re still making videos

[@flutteringazure]

Lovely tutorial! A tip for cleaning out beeswax is to slightly heat the tray until all the wax has melted, and then mop it up with newspaper sheets and/or kitchen paper/loo roll. Discard the paper & your tray should be nice and clean again 👍

[@AussieGamerGirl]

They are that easy and people where I live are ripping everyone off selling a 30cm by 30cm for $50!!!!! Wow just wow!! Thank you for this video....I've always wanted some but refused to spend the redicilous amount of money! Now I can make them myself to use at home ...thank you heaps 😊😊😊😊

[@RazerwireFreak]

The bee patterns were so cute!

[@KlairedeLysOfficial]

I was very happy with them. I think I need to make more in different colours.

[@animelover1705]

is there a possibility to rewax the pieces after they have started to stop working?

[@Squiddlezz]

I've seen some places say you can and some say you cant, but I dont see why you couldnt if the fabric is still holding together. I saw a video say that all you need to do is pop it back in the oven with a bit more beeswax and repeat the process.

[@LexxiKitty]

Omg I need more vids from you. You're like perfect for KZbin and DIY adorable stuff.

[@Susanna79.]

Just curious why would you not re wax it instead of throwing them? Also beautiful design 💜

[@friendlymomma]

I made these today and they didn't work. They just didn't stay on any container. Then I tried the method (melting, mixing, & ironing) that has pine resin and jojoba oil in them and that worked great! Perhaps the type of beeswax beads you buy makes a difference. I bought mine from Frontier Co-op. I wish your method worked because it was so much easier!

[@lspiegel5704]

I saw some of these in a kitchen store and thoughts they were too expensive. Thanks for showing me how to make my own.

[@140swift]

I bought some natural yellow beeswax but it melts yellow and so it colours the fabric!! Ugh. What should I have bought??

[@janicemorris6085]

OMG Why the music ??? Do you want us to hear you or the music? I can listen to music anywhere, I'm trying to learn something! So may KZbinrs do this

[@iliketositandeat4718]

I almost wanted to buy this yesterday but now I'm really glad I didn't. This is waaay cheaper

[@blackfeathercrafts]

Can you just remedy some wax instead of putting expensive fabrics in the compost?

[@robschneider266]

To toss out fabric is really bad for the environment because it doesn't break down easily. It takes ages, all the while releasing harmful chemicals...you can easily just repeat the process and put it back in the oven with beeswax. Watch "the true cost" to learn more about the complicated issues with clothing and fabric production.

[@andyspoo2]

Make sure you use food grade bees wax. I've seen plenty of 'cosmetic grade' bees wax that claims to be pure, but is then found out to contain paraffin wax or even palm oil.

[@user-zv6zf7ff1j]

i’m guessing you can’t use them in the micro wave right? for example if you had a pizza pocket you can’t put the pizza pocket on the wrap right in the microwave?

[@legendoftheelfs1456]

Does beeswax hold onto pesticides? Because if it does, is it safe to use for these wraps?

[@lyssdeline4178]

I will absolutely be doing this! Much more affordable than buying premade wraps

[@aileenaiko2757]

I agree ,pre made ones are so expensive

[@ClarettaZ]

Can I use my old t-shirt as fabric for the beeswax wrap? (is not 100% cotton ...)

[@NancyEsherick]

Hi! Do you know why some people use a blend of beeswax and coconut or some other sort of oil versus 100% beeswax to make their wraps as you do?

[@Ciesiam]

I’m sure this is going to be an unpopular opinion. It really seems like this is a waste of beeswax and gas or electricity. Use pinking shears to cut whatever fabric you need and then use a ribbon to decorate your containers while tying it in place. Your waxed lids don’t serve to keep liquids inside.

[@mj2625]

I have plenty of wax and fabric from other crafts... I think I know what I'm gonna do next

[@eily_b]

Add some jojoba oil and pine resin to make the beeswax stickier and longer lasting.

[@adibmukhlis5256]

just questioning..if i use the wrap directly with food..will the wrap effect the smell of it?

[@linciafern]

omg i found you after 5 years, i remember being subscribed to klairedelysart

[@yellaymb]

cutting after the beeswax is on the cloth will dull your shears. best to cut prior to having beeswax on it.

[@cozycasasmr4510]

When they get too old to use can you just do the process again and reuse the fabric?

[@pennypinch3167]

cozy cas yeah

[@dianefontaine8918]

Thank you for sharing. Anyway you could show us how to make our own pattern. Love yours ❤

[@lisacrist3796]

Add some coconut oil or a few drops of jojoba oil in the melting process and they will last longer and be more pliable. When they start to lose a little wax you can iron between parchment paper or pop back in oven so it can re melt!!

[@hiddenhouses]

Just bought some of the bug fabric from you! Going to make some of these and a scrunchie out of it as well!

[@Yuchub33]

Dony understand the point of this crap, waxed paper does the same thing but cheaper and more practical

[@michaelrebekahsteele4025]

Hello, I did this but it wasn’t sticky. Any tips on how I could fix it?

[@dollylipomi8410]

Hi. This is amazing! What temperature did you set your oven to?

[@evaduchaine4975]

What's the instrumental called?

[@pitak8230]

What website do you use to design your prints? I’m looking for a site

[@TheLaNadine]

what's a good source for purchasing organic cotton/other natural fabrics? what do you use to print your own too?

[@sarahchellew5393]

Your voice is so calming

[@storieswithgrandma1068]

Why don't you wash them and relax them? I thought the whole point was to eliminate waste.

[@mariekubrich8815]

I saw some people use pine resin and jojoba oil in addition to the wax. How does that change the wrap?

[@bellcow6728]

Would this bee Suitable for wrapping melt and pour soaps in

[@tiredtm634]

Thank you!! I've been looking for a proper tutorial on this for a while now! 💖

[@elilewis424]

instructions unclear, i got my grandmas clothes as my wrap

[@amyproffitt5496]

Hello, How does this store. I live in a hotter climate. FL. Will it not last as long? or does it not matter?