[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Glad Press and Seal is my favorite saran wrap, because it is so easy to use. It cuts perfectly and really seals tightly around anything and everything. It keeps foods fresher longer and even works well for the freezer.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I picked this up about a week ago, and it is really amazing. It works great on dishes and other things that other products I have try in the passed didn't. The tight seal it makes is really amazing. My new go to wrap.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product worked wonders fir me during the holidays. I cooked and put away and made plates and sent some home. I used this wrap each time. I sealed tightly and there were no spills. You all did a great jobs with this sealing wrap. I'll definitely use this again.

I have been using this product ever since it came out. I hated all the clear type wraps. They were difficult to get out of the box. Now I recently ran out and purchased a new box with the “improved cutter bar.” Wrong! I have never had such a tough time with this product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use this almost everyday!! It's perfect to use on countertop, when I'm baking or cooking. It makes clean-up much easier. I mostly use it to cover food containers, to freeze or refrigerate. It seals tightly, never leaks, and removes easily. The only issue I have with Glad Press’n Seal is the flimsy dispenser box and plastic cutter. It's almost impossible to tear off the right size piece without needing a pair of scissors. Even though, t's difficult to dispense and cut, it's still my go-to product when I'm in the kitchen.

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.] The actual product I love however i felt like the sharp blade shouldn’t have been put on the cover of the box - i’m sure there was a reason for it but it makes it so dangerous and easy to cut yourself. It’s also kind of hard to get the actual plastic wrap off of the roll. That said once it’s on the bowl it’s great!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] With the holidays here, this press and seal is a must have in the pantry. Often times with lost lids and mismatched Tupperware, you toss out and buy new. With this press and seal, you can use in place of the lid. This will give you time to also improvise until you can replace the Tupperware. It’s strong where my food stays fresh. It also works on paper plates!

Glad Press and Seal saves fresh and cooked food so well.its like eating fresh. I have found that air and freezer air can not penetrate the seal of this wrap to cause breakdown of food. Bananas stay fresh so.much more longer. Since we have 2 people in our house we use only half a package chicken breasts. When I wrap breasts individually and freeze there is no freezer burn! Same with steak pork and fish. Saves on groceries. I am grateful for that.

More than a year ago I commented on the packaging and I would like to repeat my comments. The cutting strip on the Cling Wrap box was moved from the bottom part of the package to the 'lid' part. What a very poor decision. Most other products do not do this. The motion of wripping off the wrap causes it to fold over and stick to itself. It is not a natural movement. The top lid of the box has less material and by the time you get to the end of the role the box has weakened and makes it harder to tear off the wrap. CHANGE it back so the cutting edge is on the top lip of the bottom part of the container. Admit you have made a poor decision. The box is more re-inforced both by the amount of material in the bottom part plus your hand grasps and steadies the container. It is more ergonomically correct to tear the wrap in a downward motion. The motion of wripping off the wrap in a downward motion allows a cushion of air to support the wrap as you tear it and hence prevents (reduces) the folding over of the wrap onto itself. It just makes sense!! Try it...you'll like it...again.