I really like this product. I’ve been using it for several years. It sticks to everything. And doesn’t cling to itself when your trying to use it

I love this wrap. I happened to run across this item on Best Buy, and I thought I would try it out for wrapping holiday decor that was too big to put in a box or a storage tub. I love this wrap! I wrapped a Halloween witches broom, and it worked out perfectly! Saved me from needing to purchase a large storage tub.I will be using this wrap for storing away a lot of Holiday decor. I'm so glad I found this. It works well, sticks good, so it doesn't come unwrapped like normal cling wrap.

I love this stuff, it actually sticks to what it is supposed to, not like regular Saran Wrap at all. Great for freezing food too.

I will never use saran wrap plastic again. This product does not have an odor to it like some wraps do, and works wonderfully. I only wish they would make it in smaller widths as well.

So easy to take off roll unlike plastic wrap but more expensive. A friend told me she used this to wrap her bandaged arm after surgery to keep it dry when showering and it worked!

The best wrap ever made! It doesn't do that great with plastic bowls but is great with glass bowls, you can turn a glass bowl of anything upside down with this stuff on it, snake it & it will not budge but the perfect use, I've found, is saving part of a fruit or veggie, it binds to it's self & makes anytbing keep twice or more as long, it's perfect for keeping part of an onion in the refrigerator, I don't have to worry about it smelling up the refrigerator & everything in it!

Love this press & seal stuff. It is the answer to the endless battle with lost Tupperware covers. It's one of those kitchen items I tell my kids they can't live without (this and parchment paper).

This is a big problem with these types of Wraps. It is hard to tear them from the package without the wrap being stuck together.

I used it to wrap pumpkin bread for a bake sale. It was really hard to work with. It was sticking so hard to the roll. It was hard to unroll without damaging itself. I wonder if it was left in a hot area. I've used this same brand before and it was excellent.

Great for sticking and adhesion but bad for leaving sticky residue thats hard to remove. Also its hard to cut with the box

My family has used Press N Seal for a long time for food storage and it always works and keeps things closed (when properly applied).A less typical use for Press N Seal is for large or awkwardly placed wounds. When a family member got cancer a nurse recommended we used it to cover a chest terminal. It works very well on skin in combination with gauze. I have also used it on large cuts/wounds and it is more cost effective than the clear waterproof bandages. But I can't say whether or not it is…

I believe that I prefer this "clinging” plastic wrap over regular plastic wrap. It’s great for general refrigerator use as well as in the microwave.

I have no clue how effective this product is in the kitchen, but it saved my sanity while brooding newborn chicks!I applied it to the top of a towel-wrapped heating pad which was supported by a hardware cloth 'cave', an alternative to heat lamps when raising chicks. Of course, they want to get on top of the device like they would on a mama hen. Poop ensues, mess is had, cleaning is a pain in the butt.Not so with this stuff stuck on top of the brooder pad! Chick poop frikkin SLIDES right off of…

When the item was delivered it was in an envelope, which crushed the box and has made it difficult to dispense the sheet from the roller.

I liked that the price wasn't way more than what it is in Target. I'm starting to like this more than traditional plastic wrap. It doesn't get stuck when you don't rip it off at the perfect angle and is just easier to handle.

Takes a little getting used to, if you are used to plastic wrap. I think this actually gives a tighter seal than that type of wrap, but it is almost like wax paper, and you have to take the time to really mold the seal properly. It does not hold as tightly when reused. I honestly just wanted to try it; I think I will probably go back to Saran-type cling wrap.

What did I do before Press'n Seal was invented? It's been around long enough that I likely don't need to sing its praises to you, but if you're haven't used it and you're on the fence, do yourself a favor and buy a roll. If you need to get and and out of a container in your fridge repeatedly, regular Saran Wrap is still the stuff for you (and I always have a roll of it in pantry too), but if you need to stack light containers which are plastic-wrapped, or if you need to travel, this is what you

I work in a laboratory. We seal open containers and tubes with a product called parafilm. It's amazing and will seal anything! Sadly they don't sell parafilm in wide sheets for home use (not that I've seen), but this is somewhat similar. It's a little stretchy, and a little sticky. You can use it to seal things that regular cling wrap won't stick to. And you will get a tighter seal than just covering with foil.

This stuff is a great alternative to cling wrap and MUCH easier to use! It’s not amazing at keeping food fresh when sticking it to a container but when you stick it to itself it is much better at sealing. My favorite use for press and seal is to protect flooring when painting a room!