[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Press'n Seal Home Collection works perfect. I have used this in place of lids on bowls, over plates and on metal pans and have had the same result, it sticks. This is the best thing ever invented if you need to cover something up this is exactly what you need. You can even "open" it up and "restick" it if you so choose. This is a must have in you pantry.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love Press n' Seal! You can use this stuff on almost anything! I use it when I cannot find lids, on half a watermelon, to package meat to freeze, I could go on and on. I detest plastic wrap, especially when it sticks to itself, which is always. There is no hassle with this. It is super versatile.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Been using for a while. Works great. I like this much better than plain plastic wrap. It seals on to everything, plates, bowls, plastic, ceramic, glass, or metal. Saves time trying to find the right lid gor something, although not stackable. Thats the only downside i find.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love using this for leftover meals and foods that need additional protection in the fridge. Glad is a great brand that never disappoints. Very affordable and easy to find in stores. I like how strong the wrap is when covering tubberware.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] loved the cling power. It worked very easily. I had no problem with the packaging. I find many products with similar packaging tend to come apart at the sides, so I just keep adhesive tape in my kitchen drawer to re-attach the sides and that does the trick. I got the seasonal package with a snowflake design on the wrap and that was very attractive. I would love to see other designs throughout the year

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] There are a handful of inventions over the years that have truly revolutionized human society. The printing press, silicon computer chips, The polio vaccine, vulcanized rubber tires... AND GLAD PRESS ‘N SEAL. When I first got married I sent a text to my wife when she was out grocery shopping and asked her to pick up some Press ‘n Seal since I was running low. She brought home some regular old cling wrap like it’s 1960 or something. I was actually kind of upset & showed her the text where I specifically told her to get Press ‘n Seal. She laughed and said “It’s all the same”?!? I promptly challenged her to a Leftover Soup Duel!!! loser had to clean the kitchen. She covered her bowl with the junk she brought home. I covered my soup bowl with a piece of my coveted Press ‘n Seal. Then, just like in the commercial, I flipped it upside down in one hand. She attempted it, but made a huge mess because of course it’s NOT “all the same”. We now NEVER run low on Glad Press ‘n Seal. EVER.

The product itself is great, however the box is not constructed properly. The “cutter” detached from the box on the second tear. I attempted to reattach w no success. Without the cutter it is useless and a waste of money. I have even tried cutting w scissors, unsuccessful!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have been using this since the day we got this on everything from regular food and leftovers to even help with Christmas platters. My husband said he wants to continue buying this for future use and even stopped using the regular cling wrap.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Press'n Seal is always in my kitchen! It's great for wrapping leftovers and seals everything in. And it's even microwave safe! The one thing I notice that I don't like is that it doesn't stick to bowls or containers that are cold. If you've refrigerated something and you try to adhere the Press'n seal to it again, it will not stick. Other than that this is a great product that I would definitely recommend. Glad products never disappoint.

I have been using Press'n Seal since it was first introduced, and I love the product. However; I don't love the larger packaging. I recently bought a Value Size box (140 Sq. ft.# thinking it would be a better value, and keep from having to purchase it so often. I have never had an issue getting the product to cut cleanly, until I bought this large box. I think the problem is the geometry of the container - the distance from the cutting surface to the top edge of the cardboard box is long enough#2 3/16") to allow the cardboard to bow, which in turn allows the cutting surface to bow. The cutting edge needs to remain rigid to get a good cut. My short term solution is to buy the smaller container in the future. My recommendation to GLAD is to revisit the packaging on this larger size, and somehow stiffen the box or the cutter to allow a better cut.