Yes, our beeswax wipes are regularly tested by an international food laboratory. Therefore, we can assure you that our wipes are approved for food packaging according to European guidelines.

Jojoba oil shows toxic effects in intestinal cells in animal studies, therefore the Federal Institute for Risk Assessment advises against using this oil in beeswax cloths. Almost all other oils, especially domestic ones such as rapeseed oil or sunflower oil, go rancid very quickly and the beeswax cloth would smell unpleasant after a very short time. This process is also called oxidation and cannot be stopped. We have simply found a way to do without any oils completely and still produce very supple beeswax cloths. Thus, we are compliant with the latest recommendation of the Federal Institute for Risk Assessment and do not have to worry if future tests confirm the suspicion of intestinal cell damage. We also see the risk rather as low, but fewer ingredients are anyway more sympathetic and besides, we can do without an ingredient that hardly occurs regionally.

Yes, no problem. As a producer, we can very easily respond to your individual wishes and produce according to your exact recipe.

Sure, no problem. You can even get samples for free! Just write us a short mail what kind of samples you would like to have and your address, then we send you samples within 24h.

Absolutely! For larger quantities, a consultation is usually necessary. Our cloth generator can not currently depict this, so just write a short mail or call us and we can talk through everything with you.

We also offer this, just write us a short mail, then you will get further instructions from us.

From Turkey. In addition, all cotton fabrics are certified according to one of the highest standards for textiles and thus the cotton is not only "BIO" but it is among other things also social standards are ensured. Similar to Fairtrade products, only for cotton.

It depends... Our beeswax from controlled organic cultivation (kba, often also not correctly called "BIO beeswax") from Eastern Europe, but is cleaned and pastilled in Germany. The conventional beeswax varies depending on the batch. On request, we write you what we currently have there.

This question has already caused many discussions internally. Another question: when a bag is sewn with a sewing machine, is that handwork, or is that machine-made? Exactly the same applies to our production. As you can see on our image video, we have machines that help us a lot in the production. However, the whole thing is still connected with a lot of manual work. So everyone must answer this question for themselves ;-)

Hard to believe, but yes, we really do not use cookies. We are happy that you have landed with us and if you make a request we are really happy about it. But if you should leave the website silently and secretly, that's no problem either.

Of course.