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Three packs of Glad Press'n Seal
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12 of 15 people found the following review helpful
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After doing some research online I found out that Glad Press'n Seal uses an adhesive made from the same ingredients as chewing gum. It can leave a residue and a Glad rep said to use peanut butter or oil to remove it!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By J. Smith
This product is amazing. I was transporting a bowl wrapped with old-style plastic wrap (big mistake) and it was leaking everywhere, so I stopped at a store and bought this Press'n Seal wrap - the difference is amazing. It sticks to the rim of the container and creates a really tight seal.
Liquid, smells, everything is trapped when you use this product - I love it, I will never go back to non-sticky old-style plastic wrap.
Liquid, smells, everything is trapped when you use this product - I love it, I will never go back to non-sticky old-style plastic wrap.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
By J. Olsen
I had used this once at my sister's home when I was helping her put away food after a party. I was impressed with how well it sealed up the leftovers. So when I saw it in the store I decided to give it a try. After a few weeks of use I can say for sure I won't be buying it again. Here are my issues. When you seal something the first time, it sticks so well! If you plan on getting into that container again, don't expect to be able to reseal with the same piece of wrap. It doesn't stick the second time. Have leftovers in the fridge? Just want to have a little bit for lunch and save the rest for dinner? To get a good seal after dishing up your lunch you will need another piece of Press 'n Seal. This never happened with the old Cling Wrap. I could reseal a bowl as many times as I needed. Sure, it doesn't cling as tightly with a liquid proof seal as the Press 'n Seal does the first time around, but honestly, when I need a seal that secure I choose a bowl with a lid.
My second issue is one that has been mentioned many times already--the residue it leaves. I have some pretty glass bowls I use for serving greens and fruit salads at our weekly family Sunday dinners. When we have leftovers, rather than transfer them to another bowl, I have put a wrap over the top, knowing by Monday we will have consumed what is left. I recently noticed that even after they have been through the dishwasher there is a residue in the pattern of the Press 'n Seal adhesive around the top edge of the bowl. It isn't easy to get off. Who needs that?
If all you want to do is seal up some hamburgers to throw in your cooler to take to a cookout, you may love this, but for the many ways in which I have used the good old Glad Cling Wrap, this has not been a good substitute. In my opinion, the negatives outweigh the positive.
I bought this in a 2-pack and I won't be using the second pack--anyone want it?
My second issue is one that has been mentioned many times already--the residue it leaves. I have some pretty glass bowls I use for serving greens and fruit salads at our weekly family Sunday dinners. When we have leftovers, rather than transfer them to another bowl, I have put a wrap over the top, knowing by Monday we will have consumed what is left. I recently noticed that even after they have been through the dishwasher there is a residue in the pattern of the Press 'n Seal adhesive around the top edge of the bowl. It isn't easy to get off. Who needs that?
If all you want to do is seal up some hamburgers to throw in your cooler to take to a cookout, you may love this, but for the many ways in which I have used the good old Glad Cling Wrap, this has not been a good substitute. In my opinion, the negatives outweigh the positive.
I bought this in a 2-pack and I won't be using the second pack--anyone want it?
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fabulisso!
There is no other product like Glad's Press-n-Seal. Forget the baggies, just use this as it seals perfectly. Love it!
Published 12 days ago by Robin
5.0 out of 5 stars
Dry eye at night
I have painful dry eyrs at night, i use this to tape my eyes at night and make a seal where the eyelids meet. Read more
Published 5 months ago by vamshi g
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great
Arrived when told and it was just what I needed since the other plastic wrappers do not work as well as this one.
Published 7 months ago by ms soto
5.0 out of 5 stars
Prevents leaks.
I use this press'n seal wrap on top of my daughter's bento style lunch box to keep it from leaking. I haven't had a leak of fluids yet.
Published 8 months ago by L. Rotert
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great
Great product exactly what was needed and got here in 2 days which made it even better! I could not find this in any store and the fact that it came packaged by was even better.
Published 9 months ago by JoeAnn
4.0 out of 5 stars
Huge Improvement over Traditional Wrap
Originally, I wasn't sold on Press'n Seal. It was a little more money and you couldn't buy a generic. But once I tried it, it was all I wanted to use. Read more
Published 9 months ago by K. Groh
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great for freezing hamburgers
I use this product to freeze hamburgers - first grinding the meat and mixing in all of the secret ingredients, then pulling out a long piece of this product and laying it out on... Read more
Published 10 months ago by Metallikov
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Product
I stumbled across this product in the supermarket and decided to try it. I was anxious when I ran out of it since the store where I shop no longer carried it. Read more
Published 11 months ago by Pat O'Brien
5.0 out of 5 stars
My wife loves this stuff!
My Wife fell in love with Glad Press'n Seal so much that now that we've moved to Australia with the military I have to order it for her or I get in trouble! Read more
Published 14 months ago by mkzynski
2.0 out of 5 stars
Leave's a residue!
Press'n seal works great to seal containers - initially. but once it gets wet, from condensation - it won't stick. Read more
Published 19 months ago by Ken Suzuki
