🧢 Diane Clear Disposable Hair Caps for Salons, DIY, Conditioning, Dyeing, Hair Treatments - Pack of 100 (D722) Review

I am retired and don't have enough hair on my head to worry about. So I don't need a shower cap. BUT. bread from scratch. I have to admit I'm crazy about plastic packaging. These lids are ideal for covering yeast dough in proofing and rising processes. They fit my largest fermentation bowls, are easy to see without lifting, and can be punctured to allow large batches to breathe. I am very satisfied with this product. Rising tip: I rise the dough in the oven with the fan off and on to provide…

I actually bought these because I needed a shower cap when bathing. I used to wear regular thick shower caps but the problem is they always take a long time to dry and then start to smell awful. They're also relatively expensive, especially when I need to replace old ones. I use disposable caps a few times before throwing them away (about every two weeks). Since there are 100 capsules, that's enough for me. The plastic is thin but not brittle or fragile, and the strap around the rim provides a…

I'm a chef and I use these on bowls, plates, fermenting/frying pans (with cooking spray inside for a non-stick coating), picnic foods, leftovers, trays and pretty much anything I use plastic wrap. They fit round, square, and rectangular pans, 1/2 hotel pans (or smaller), and every odd-shaped container I've tried. This is one of the most practical tips I can give to anyone who works in the kitchen. They're also great for keeping your camera dry, both on and off a tripod, in the rain or fog (lift

I've had these baseball caps for a few years now but I won't be wearing them again. Like several other reviewers (just type in "bugs") I found dead bugs in a sealed bag with a lid. This was my last order, received in early September 2017. Just to make sure it was bugs and not dirt or something harmless like paper fibers, I used a magnifying glass and sure enough I saw distinct wings. these caps and uses them far from their intended purpose, including in the kitchen to cover kitchen utensils and

I'm a chef and I use these over bowls, plates, fermenting/frying pans (spray in baking spray for a non-stick coating), picnic items, leftovers, place trays and just about anything else I used plastic wrap. They fit round, square, and rectangular pans, 1/2 hotel pans (or smaller), and every odd-shaped container I've tried. This is one of the most practical tips I can give anyone working in the kitchen. They're also great for covering your camera to keep it dry, both on and off a tripod, in the…