I am a retired Mechanical Engineer and when I found this product I thought, "This can have more important uses than just preserving food!" - Most important use for me, I am allergic to most adhesives that are used on skin. I found that out the hard way after my first back surgery. When removing the burning, itchy tape from the area, the skin would slough off with it. The doctor I had at that time must not have noticed because he wrapped the area again with another kind of tape which just made matters worse. That was when I remembered Press-n-Seal. I held the start of the roll on my stomach as my husband pulled the roll around me like a belt. When he made the 2nd circuit it stuck to itself and to areas of my skin not damaged. Since it would still let in air but kept the incision clean, the area healed much faster than it would have done without it. Once air got to the tape damaged area, the itching and swelling went down there as well. From that time on whenever I needed another surgical procedure done, I come home and whip out the Press-n-Seal. My other uses for it: - The Press-n-Seal can be used to keep a cast or bandage dry during bathing. Less expensive than those cast covers for the same purpose. - I put a sheet of Press-n-Seal over the whole of the inside of my jewelry roll when we travel. No more lost earrings! - I put a sheet of it down on my counter when kneading sticky dough or dipping brownie pops or candy into candy coatings. Nicer than wax paper than leaves a wax residue on the counter. - I put a sheet of it on my studio table while I am using alcohol inks or any of the messy art supplies used in multimedia crafting. - I use pieces of Press-n-Seal as vellum to make misty, spooky or glass appearances over greeting card designs. I can press the pieces down onto card stock and even run it through my die cutting machine. - I wish this stuff was around when my kids were small! I run a long sheet down on ANY surface where my grand kids are going to be playing with their crayons or markers. I no longer have to use goo-gone and a fingernail to pry up heavy crayon wax off of the coffee table!

I love the pres'n seal film but this last pack comes with plastic cutter instead of the old metal style and it has become frustrating to use this product. The plastic serrated area doesn't cut; it doesn't stay in place and I have wasted a lot of product trying to cut a dissent piece. Now I have to apply extra steps by getting some scissors, trying to cut a piece of film without getting the film stocked together in a timely manner. I could recommend the product but not the mechanism. It's not working efficiently like it used to be.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Aside from being an all around good food storage wrap the family uses this for many different uses. My wife used this to roll out dough , which I saw first hand the other day while she was making cookies. Makes cleanup a breeze. Also it's used for craft projects & to line paint trays. I'm sure there are a multitude of uses for this so it's always good to have on hand.

I had the same problem hundreds of others had--the product is great but it's impossible to get it out of the box. Why?--Press 'n Seal uses a plastic cutter but Cling Wrap uses a metal one. I epoxied the metal cutter from Cling Wrap on my Press 'n Seal box and now it cuts fine. Why haven't you thought of this instead of replying with canned replies to "call us to talk about it?" This is a simple packaging problem you should have solved years ago. The product is unique and expensive enough that you could spend a bit more on the package and nobody would notice. Wake up Glad!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use this product all the time. It's easy to use, seals nicely and you use less than you would with normal plastic wrap. It seals so tight, you can easily stack bowls on top of each other to save room in the refrigerator. All of that being said, it does leave behind a film on your dishes that does not come off easily. Also, if your bowl is cold, don't bother. It pretty much doesn't stick then.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My husband loved this product! He hates saran wrap and aluminum foil. He loves how easy this is to put on and how well it seals with no effort. Just tear to size and press on and put away. Love how you don't have to worry about it getting stuck together or tearing!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have really enjoyed using my Press'n Seal Home Collection by Glad. This is a very clever product and it's so easy to use. It really comes in handy to use as a cover for many different shaped containers. I esoecailly like using it to cover some of my crafting paint containers when they are not in use. This product has so many uses and I highly recommended it to everyone. Awesome Product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use this seal when i can't find any lids to any of my bowls and it works amazing! Its also perfect to seal any fruits or yogurts that my nephew leaves behind. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who always has leftovers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It has been great to use this to cover things cooked in pots for storage in the fridge in particular we have been using it to cover the rice cooker pot which allows us to store things without having to get out another tupperware container. The seal is much much stronger than when we just use plastic wrap and much more re-usable

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got the press in seal thinking it would be easy to use. It was not. I could not get the plastic to cut right. It would not stick like I thought. It is a good idea. I do not think I will buy it again.