Cover food scraps, freeze meat, put a mask on the hair … in all rooms of the house, cling film is very practical. But unrolling it is an obstacle course and we quickly tear our hair out. Fortunately there is a very simple method to succeed in taming it.
Food film: go to the freezer!
On the social network TikTok, the influencer (@officialtiktoknurse) followed by more than 900,000 people tells how she discovered this trick which simply changed her life. While preparing her meals for the week, the young woman fights against her roll of cling film to succeed in covering her tupperware properly.
His aunt, who visited him that day, intrigued by the scene, explained to him that the food film should in fact be stored … at the freezer. Astonished, she decides to immediately test the trick and films it for skeptical subscribers. The young woman therefore places her roll of cling film in the freezer all night. The next day, the result is astounding. Food film is now rigid and easy to handle. Even after being crumpled in all directions, it returns to its original shape. Here is a tip that should make your daily life easier.
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How do I make my own cling film?
Homemade cling film, known as "bee wrap", is much more practical and easy to use than the one sold in stores. In addition to the savings made, the ecological aspect is also to be taken into consideration. Thanks to the bee wrap, no more unnecessary consumption of plastic. A zero waste alternative to adopt urgently to reduce and its carbon footprint Easy and quick to carry out, immediately discover our bee wrap tutorial to occupy you after 6 pm this winter!
Equipment :
- Cotton fabric squares of different sizes (use scraps of fabric or old tea towels)
- Natural beeswax granules
- Baking paper
- A plate
The manufacturing stages:
- Quickly iron the fabric squares.
- Place the fabric in the center of a slightly larger sheet of baking paper.
- Place the sheet of baking paper on a baking sheet.
- Sprinkle beeswax granules all over the fabric, evenly, taking care to space them slightly.
- Bake at 100 ° C until the wax melts. The wax should cover the entire fabric. If this is not the case, add a little more wax and return to melt.
- Remove the baking sheet from the oven, keeping it flat.
- Grasp one side of the fabric with a protective glove and allow excess wax to drain.
- Leave to air dry.
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