W&P Reusable Silicone Stretch Wrap, 1 Box with 3 Wraps (7x8, 10x11, 13x14), Oven, Dishwasher, Microwave & Freezer Safe, BPA Free

So glad I found this item. Saves me from having to constantly buy plastic wrap and more environmentally friendly. Perfect thickness and comes in 3 sizes that cover my bowls perfectly for my dough to rise. The quality is great, doesn’t feel too thin. The wash and dry well, I wrap them back in the paper to store them.

These are a bit tricky to wash, dry, and store (sticks to itself, you have to find a suitable place to hang it to dry, you need some kind of parchment paper to roll it up for storage), but once you get the hang of it, you can save yourself using cling wrap.

Nothing but good things to say about the product. Easy to use. Easy to clean. Does not clings to every thing but works fine for me. They are thick enough so they won't rip. The sizes are just perfect for small and large containers. They do not have a strage smell trust me I have a great nose so they do not smell like chemicals. I do recommend no doubt!

Doesn't stick to the dish regardless if its ceramic, glass, metal, or plastic. I found better silicone ones at Aldi.

I love the idea of using less one time use items so I wanted to give these a try. Sadly I only have two hands and you actually need three to use these. They stick to themselves worse than any plastic wrap ever and it’s very hard to “unstick” them.

These are amazing! I wish I had bought them a long time ago, saves using saran wrap for various cooking recipes. They seem very durable are a good thickness. Vey easy to use just stretch them over the container you wish to seal. They don't have a smell and easily wash with a little dish soap and then hang to dry or pat dry with a kitchen towel.

Keeps getting tangled. Still, betterThan microplastic on my colon

Took me a while to get used to these, but here's what I learned:They're excellent for covering small flats of flower seeds.An occasional rubber band isn't a hardship, especially the 8" Big Postal size - one of the most useful "tools" I own. I often need one for plastic wrap anyway.To clean - just dunk them in soapy water, rinse and hang on the back of a chair, or over just about anything. Or layout a kitchen towel and put the wrap on it.To store - cut a piece of parchment paper for each wrap (stiff enough to roll well) and lay them down, roll and put a rubber band on them. I marked each piece of parchment with the size of the wrap as 1,2,3. The roll takes up less space than a carton of plastic wrap. A little bit of effort but then they're easily available for years.