I have tried many 'plastic wraps' that claim to keep food fresh and avoid spillage. I've got to say that none of them can hold a candle to Glad Press n seal. I have two teenage girls and they don't always pay attention to the goods in the back of my suv when asked. They are usually to busy listening to their ipods, etc.... I am so happy that I gave this product a try. We were on our way to a family reunion. I had several containers ( some with solid food and some with liquids) covered with Press n Seal. The trip wasn't long but we did cross several bumpy paths along our way. Several of the containers fell over or completely upside down. My kids, of course, said they were fine. I freaked!!! The carpet in my suv was safe as was the food. Nothing leaked, spilled or splattered! The day was great and the Press n Seal saved the day, and my life :)

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!

As a mother of two young children i look for time saving short cuts. And let me tell you, press and seal even though it may only be a few seconds of a time saver its still a time saver! Its so easy to rip a sheet off and press. Even better is i can do it one handed! It stays tight and keeps my food from getting all weird and smell like other items in the fridge.

I love Press'n Seal. I never have to worry about leaks and I have found many uses for this product. It is just my husband and me so packages of hot dog or hamburger buns used to go to waste because we would use a few and put the rest in the freezer and would dry out in the original plastic bag.. Now when I buy a package of buns I wrap each individual bun in Press'n Seal and put them all back in the plastic bag they came in. When we need a bun or two we just take out out what we need and put the remaining buns back in the freezer. I found another use for Press'n Seal. I don't like it when the jacket on my hard back books get torn and looking bad, but I don't like a bare book either. I spread a piece of Press'n Seal on the counter the size of my book jacket and folded the sides and ends over the jacket. Using my hands I spread the Press'n Seal until it is smooth. Not only does it protect the book jacket…you can see the name of the book and the art work through the Press'n Seal.

Very useful product but the box and cutter leave much to be desired.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Cutter on box is very poor quality.

I find it quite frustrating whenever I have to use it. Oh, what a nuisance!

Horrible. It clings and seals the best, but the cutter in the box breaks easily.

I really like this product. The only downfall is that sometimes it leaves a slight tacky residue.

Issue getting it started. Terrible! I am too old to mess with this.