The Gather & Serve Bundle

Bamboo Salad Hands: Use these hands to toss greens, serve pasta, or offer salad at the table. Their shape mimics traditional salad servers, but they’re lightweight and plastic-free.

Small Cloth Napkins: Place a napkin at each seat before guests arrive. Use throughout the meal for dinner or snack-time cleanup. After the party, fold and toss into the laundry for reuse.

Beeswax Bowl Covers: Select a cover from the pack, stretch it slightly over the bowl or dish you want to preserve, and smooth it with your hands to seal. The warmth of your palms helps the wax gently grip. When ready, rinse with cool water and mild soap, then let dry and reuse.

Bamboo Salad Hands
Material: FSC-certified bamboo.
Length: approximately 10 inches.
Weight: ~2 oz.

Small Cloth Napkins (12-pack)
Material: 100% cotton flannel.
Size: approx. 12″ x 12″ each.

Beeswax Bowl Covers (3-pack)
Sizes: Medium (9” x 9”), Large (14.5” x 14.5”), and Extra Large (16.5” x 16.5”).
Material: Organic cotton, beeswax, jojoba oil, tree resin.

Bamboo Salad Hands: 100% bamboo.
Small Cloth Napkins: 100% cotton flannel.
Beeswax Bowl Covers: cotton fabric, beeswax, jojoba oil, tree resin.

Bamboo Salad Hands: Rinse with warm water after use. Dry completely before storing. At the end of its life, the bamboo can be composted (if the facility supports bamboo) or repurposed.

Small Cloth Napkins: Machine wash on warm or gentle cycle. Tumble dry low or air dry. When the napkins are worn out, they can be repurposed as cleaning rags or composted if your system accepts natural textiles.

Beeswax Bowl Covers: Wash by hand in cool water with mild soap. Do not use hot water or dishwashers, as heat can melt the wax. After use, pat dry and store flat or hang. Once the wax has worn off, the cotton fabric can be composted, and any residual wax can be melted onto a compost pile.

1. Will the bamboo salad hands scratch my bowls or dishes?
No, the bamboo is smooth and gentle, making it safe for most surfaces, including ceramic, glass, and nonstick.

2. How many meals will the cloth napkins cover?
With 12 napkins, you can easily serve two meals a day for a week without needing to do laundry immediately, depending on usage.

3. Are the beeswax bowl covers freezer-safe?
Yes, but they will harden in cold temperatures. Bring them to room temperature first to restore flexibility.

4. Can I use the wax covers for warm food?
Yes, they adhere best with your warm hands, but avoid very hot foods (above 120°F) to preserve the wax coating.

5. What happens when my beeswax covers no longer cling?
Simply refresh them by gently heating them over low steam (or holding them over warm water), reshape by hand, and allow to cool. Over time, after many uses, the cotton can be composted.

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