How hygienic are beeswax wraps?

I buy alot of meat in bulk for my dog. Not wanting to use plastic I use a stretch cotton fabric to wrap each portion. I then pack those into freezer safe glass containers to prevent freezer burn. The fabric means I can easily separate each portion. It works well for me and the fabric is washed in the machine ready for the next time.

I found a fantastic product made from food grade silicon. Comes in two sizes, the larger one covers a dinner plate, and the smaller one a side plate. These are stretchy and cling to glass/ceramic just like cling film. Easy to wash in hot soapy water. I store mine flat in a tea towel/layer of cloth.
They can also be used in the oven as a baking sheet.

I have used wraps but it is much simpler to turn a plate upside down over another plate with food on it and put in the fridge or put a plate over the top of a bowl with food in it and put it in the fridge. We all have plates!

Air drying is important before storing. Bacteria need warmth and water for survival.
Also refresh them on tinfoil in the oven. This will kill mould too

We've also been using beeswax wraps for a couple of years. All four of our kids use them daily for school, plus we wrap veges and cheese with them, and they're great for covering bowls. Just give them a good wipe down or cold water wash, and they're all good! Plus, when they've finally lost their 'cling' after a year or so, they make great fire starters!! Anything can be unhygienic if not used and cleaned properly.

I still believe that after cling film, which we strive to replace, the next best thing are glass bowls (or porcelain, or ceramic) upside down over a plate. It works fine. Bowls come in all sizes, some are oven proof and some come with a glass or a plastic lid. If you don't want to use those plastic lids, just put a small plate on top, or use them upside down on a plate. A stack of different sizes of bowls and plates made of glass or ceramic or whatever glazed material is more hygienic and a cheap, environmentally acceptable solution for food storage in the fridge. They can be popped into the dishwasher and come out sparkling clean. THAT IS RECYCLING! I would NEVER ever re_use cling wrap let alone waxed covers, hand washed or not. In my view, reusing waxed covers or cling film is unhygienic, disgusting and a source of allergies and serious health risks.

I have similarly been using mine for some time with no adverse effects and find them an excellent alternative to single use plastic film. I wash and dry after each use. And I agree they are excellent for vegetable storage, and much easier to close around a container than traditional cling film.

I have been using mine for over a year now with no adverse affects. I use a little dishwash liquid and a brush with cold water than dry on the oven door handle (not when the oven is hot). They are excellent for vegetable storage. A cut cauliflower lasted for two weeks and was like fresh.