Glad Press N Seal

I have had a box sitting in my drawer for about 2 years ago.  I just don't think about using it and I always just grab the plastic wrap or foil.

We have a box of it we bought when dh had surgery on his elbow a year ago.  The nurse recommended it to us, said to wrap it over the bandaging on his elbow, then put a plastic bag over it, then another layer of the press & seal to adhere the bag to his arm.  It worked great so he could shower and keep his arm dry.  (Although, showering with only 1 arm was not so easy!)  Since then, I have probably used it twice.  It is okay, I am just used to grabbing the regular plastic wrap or foil, I don't think about using the press & seal, like Diane said. 

I got a "bad roll" the first time I bought it.  It was all stuck to each other. I wouldn't use it after that for a LONG time.  However, my mom and sister loved it, so I finally caved a few years back.  Lo and behold, it IS wonderful stuff!!  I like how I can use it , take it off, and put it back on, several times over (on the same dish!) and it holds up well.  And I've, thankfully, never gotten another "bad roll"!

Man I love this stuff. I won't use regular wrap anymore.

Yes! 

I don't use plastic wrap anymore, either.  So much easier.

I thought I LOVED it but it left a nasty resadue on my dishes so it is not used her anymore it took forever with washing to get it off.

I don't really even use plastic wrap, so I don't have a need for this. I've used it at MILs before, but I don't think it works that great.

I LOVE it and use it all the time.  Works especially well and no freezer burns when you use it to put meat in your freezer. 

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Originally Posted by ruthie 

I love this stuff. You can use it for just about anything. I even put it on my hair, when I take a shower, if I don't have a shower cap!!LOL

 

Now that is a new one, Ruthie!  I love it!!  Here are a couple ways I've used it:

Cover for homemade Lunchables (I saved the original Lunchables container)

To line my refrigerator shelves for easy cleanup