How to Use Sawim Products?
At Sawim, we design products that are not only sustainable but also simple and enjoyable to use. Here’s your quick guide to getting the best out of your eco-conscious choices.
Pearl Sand Wax Candles
Step 1: Choose Your Vessel
Select a fire-safe container such as glass, ceramic, or thick wood. Avoid thin or flammable materials.
Step 2: Pour the Wax
Fill your vessel with pearl sand wax granules, leaving at least 1 inch of space at the top.
Step 3: Place the Wick
Insert a cotton or wood wick into the granules. Keep only a small tip (about 1 cm) above the surface for best burning.
Step 4: Add Scent (Optional)
Add a few drops of essential oil around the wick for fragrance. (Never pour oils directly into the flame.)
Step 5: Light and Enjoy
Light the wick. The granules will melt slowly for a clean, long-lasting burn.
Step 6: Reuse & Refresh
Once the wax solidifies, remove the wick and remix the granules. Or simply flip the solidified wick and use the other end. Break up any solid chunks and mix them back in.
Safety Notes:
- Never leave a burning candle unattended.
- Keep away from drafts, children, and pets.
- If pearls spill, the flame naturally extinguishes. Simply gather and reuse.
Beeswax Food Wraps
Step 1: Warm in Hands
Gently warm the wrap with your palms to soften and activate the natural stickiness.
Step 2: Wrap Food or Cover Dishes
Use to cover bowls, wrap sandwiches, cheese, fruits, or bread. Avoid raw meat or fish.
Step 3: Seal and Store
Press firmly; the wrap will cling naturally. Store food as usual in the fridge or on the counter.
Step 4: Clean with Care
Rinse with cool water and mild soap. Use a soft sponge; avoid hot water or harsh scrubbing. Air dry completely before folding or storing.
Step 5: Reuse
With good care, wraps last up to 1 year. To refresh stickiness, you can re-coat with beeswax at home.
End of Life:
Compost or use as natural fire starters.
Reusable Paper Towels (Brushed Cotton)
Step 1: Set Up Your Roll or Stack
Wrap around a paper towel holder (they naturally cling together). Or fold neatly in a basket.
Step 2: Use as Normal
Perfect for wiping spills, cleaning surfaces, or even napkin use. Works well for greasy messes too.
Step 3: Store Used Towels
Keep a small laundry bag or basket in your kitchen to collect used towels.
Step 4: Wash & Care
Wash in cold or warm water with your regular laundry. Avoid bleach and fabric softeners. Air dry or tumble on low.
Step 5: Reuse
The fabric softens and becomes more absorbent with use. Each towel lasts around 1 year or more.
End of Life:
Cut into small pieces and compost or recycle responsibly.
A Better Way to Live
Each Sawim product is designed for long-term sustainability, beauty, and everyday practicality. By following these simple steps, you’ll not only get the best performance but also help reduce waste and make mindful choices for a better planet.