5 Things To Do with Wax Paper

A chef's best friend, wax paper is used for its non-stick properties and wrapping food to prevent moisture to soak through. But it has uses outside the kitchen too. Here are 5 ways you can use wax paper around the house.

From Extraordinary Uses for Ordinary Things, Reader's Digest Canada

Did You Know?

Before 1927, wax paper was sold in pre-cut sheets. Inventor Nicholas Marcalus then came up with the idea of putting wax paper on a roll in a box with a built-in cutter.

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