[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kitchen go-to with all kinds of food storage. It’s a sturdy wrap and I use just a single sheet. It’s opaque and so you are able to see product a little through wrap. It sticks to basically anything except for already wet bowls. Also does not get stuck to itself as easily.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love this product. I have used it to wrap fruits and veggies that our kids don't finish. Or even if I'm cooking and don't use all of a product. These cling really well, and have kept products fresh. Would most definitely recommend.

I've used (and raved to friends about) Press n' Seal for years. Lately I have noticed the quality of the product going downhill & this stuff is NOT cheap. Why did you change it? The white plastic end caps do NOT hold the roll in, the plastic cutter does NOT cut the wrap evenly or well AND, most importantly, it's as if the wrap is stuck to itself, making it really difficult to even get it off of the roll. WHY did you change everything? Going back to Saran Wrap-- even though it doesn't seal as tightly, at least I can USE it without wanting to throw it in the trash out of frustration! :(

I use this product all the time. On the current roll I am unable to dispense the plastic wrap since the cutter is mangled from use. The box says new improve cutter. the cutter is plastic and due to the stickiness of the plastic wrap gets torn with use. I have half a roll of press n seal that is unusable

I have been using Glad Press'N Seal for over a decade. I love the product's ability to seal on bowls, half-melons, and other containers and food items that traditional wrap is just not as well-suited to. But I have had an issue cutting with the recent "improved" plastic edge cutter, or "cutting bar". It did not every seem to work for me, and tore and stretched instead of cutting. However, I watched the Glad press'n seal instructional video on you tube and followed the behavior there, and learned how to use the cutting bar correctly to get a clean edge. The solution is to follow the behavior of the person in the video when removing a sheet from the box. The trick is: after pulling out some wrap and closing the box, do NOT jerk quickly... I understand we do often learn to tear quickly on regular plastic wrap to get a clean cut, but it does not work on Press'N Seal with the plastic cutter. With the Press'N Seal plastic cutter bar, you must pull Slow, Firm, and Even, without jerking on the plastic sheet. Yes, even with a used bent cardboard box cover, if you pull at an upward angle, slowly and firmly, the sheet will tear evenly off without stretching or warping the wrap. I hope knowing how to use the cutting bar helps some people to use the press'n seal wrap more effectively. I think Glad should say something to clarify this in the instructions on their box, like "Pull smoothly to cut an even sheet. To avoid warping the sheet, do not jerk quickly."

I purchased this product the 1st time about 2 months ago, and I was instantly hooked. It kept my food so fresh and it was amazing. I have bought it ever since. Even though the price is more than the brand I used to get I absolutely love using this product.

Press and seal is just a new wonder of invention. For anyone who hasn't used it, you must. For those of you who have and don't like it or had issues, many times people miss there is one side to put down. Also if you aren't careful with the packaging it can be frustrating to get it off the roll if the package is damaged....but if you open it right, get a feel for how it tears and use it the right way - it is so easy and great at sealing. Just be careful not to wrap your sandwich too tight or something so small that you cant find the end to get it open! HA - yes it seals that well!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The coffee is good, and I do enjoy the convenience. I wish the pods were more economical and environmentally friendly. They are easy to use and I do enjoy a fresh cup each morning. I have to hide them in my house because they are used up too rapidly.

Ridiculous. I need a tranquilizer before trying to use this product. I may get four or five uses when then I have to struggle hard. The sheets can no longer be cut by the box like they are supposed to and I have to get out the scissors to cut each sheet provided I can get a sheet out!!! Glad needs to go back to the drawing board.

I love Glad Press and Seal, but someone got the not so bright idea of doing away with the metal cutting edge. This makes it very difficult to use! I still use it, but become very frustrated by the difficulty of cutting a piece to use. A lot of mental cursing ensues. Please put the metal edge back!