Modfamily Silicone Stretch Lids (7 pack, includes EXCLUSIVE XL SIZE), Reusable, Durable & Expandable to Fit Many Container Sizes & Shapes. Superior for Keeping Food Fresh, Dishwasher & Freezer Safe

These are really perfect and something I didn't even know existed. The 7 sizes cover all my needs and work better and more conveniently than using plastic wrap (which doesn't stick to all surfaces anyway. Although they are round, I've used one on an 8x8" cake pan to cover fudge.Another convenience is that, since they are stronger and grip tighter than plastic wrap, you can stack one on top of the other and still see through to see the contents.I've only been using them for about a week but, so far, they've been perfect. They've covered and gripped tightly; neither absorbed odors nor released them into the refrigerator (and I've had some garlicky and shrimpy holiday dishes); they haven't stained; and they've been easy to clean and store. I've used all the sizes except the largest so far, both for storage on the counter and in the refrigerator.

These silicone stretch lids are fantastic! I still had some of the old plastic/elastic stretch lids that had not became too stretched out, stained, or just unusable when they start to flake, but upon using these, I have tossed them all in the trash. There is nothing to dislike here: they don't flake, and they are much easier to wash thoroughly because there are not bunched up bits by elastic--no elastic at all!.The only downside I've seen so far is that they and the item being covered must be completely dry to create the seal. This can be tricky if you are covering a slightly warm dish before placing it in the fridge. That said, they still provide a seal, unlike the old plastic stretch lids, so even wet, they are superior to those.It is important to select a size that is slightly smaller than the thing you want to cover. This means a bit of stretching and pulling, but the resultant seal is well worth the minimal effort required (it's thin silicone, so it stretches relatively easily, and there are handy tabs you can pull to get the seal you want).Over all, a great product. I would buy this again in a heartbeat.

Feeling environmentally conscious, I went online looking for a product to replace my plastic wrap. This looked perfect: durable, (somewhat) stackable, clear so I can still see what is in the bowl & when I tried it, it worked great! Yeah, yeah, yeah! So what's the problem? Plastic wrap fits anything. These, though they have flexibility & stretch, are limited to the size of the lid. I bought the variety pack. I had 2 identical bowls of leftovers. I covered one, realized I only have one of each size, so needed to transfer food to a plate that matched the size of a remaining lid. So it's limiting in this sense. I DO like the product and plan on buying more but I can't stop buying plastic wrap because of the limitations of this. I have no idea how to solve this problem (I consider it a problem) but I'd love to buy the product that could. Oh, another nit picky negative- these things take up more room than a box of plastic wrap.

In some ways, these are 5 stars. In others, however, they are 1 star. Depends on what is more important to you, I suppose, as to whether you will like them or not, as well as how you use them.The easily fit on a wide variety of bowls. I loved not using plastic wrap. The silicone stretches so that you are best off choosing one that is slightly smaller than the bowl. They don't come off easily and kept my ingredients fresh.The first time I used them, I put them on a bowl of cucumber salad. Two days later, I washed it and put it with the other ones. A few days later, I went to use one and it smelled like cucumbers. Huh? It wasn't even the same one I'd used. I pulled them all down and smelled them. Every one smelled of cucumber salad.I washed them. No change. Soaked in baking soda. No change. Left them in the California sunshine with baking soda. No change. Put them in a container with charcoal. No change.So. I can use them on cucumbers, or I can use them on stuff that smells stronger - such as Indian food - and they won't be a problem. Then they will smell like Indian food, I imagine.If you use them on things that have little or no odor, they will be great. If you use them on similar food - say all spicy food with a similar taste profile - they will be great. If you want to use them on a variety of foods, you might not like them as much.

I've had these (plus 2 square lids) for over 3 years now and they are amazing. It takes a minute to get used to putting them on your containers (the container needs to be dry and you need to find the right lid for the size) but they have saved me LBS in plastic wrap! They are dishwasher safe in the top rack which is nice. We use them in the fridge, freezer, or to keep cookies on the counter. The only issue we've had the 3 years is after about 2.5 the one square lid SNAPPED. Completely ripped in one corner. I don't know how that happened, but it did. Might have had a defect in it that got worse and worse after years of use until it finally gave away. Regardless, that's pretty good odds considering how often I use these.

I bought these over 2 years ago and came back for more. They work wonderfully for most things, and the variety of size helps cover nearly anything. I've found that they work best on solely round containers, and I need to use one just slightly smaller than the diameter of the opening. Otherwise they struggle to stay on.As for washing, they are dishwasher safe so I can toss them in the top rack if I've got a not-so-full load, but if it's packed in there, these tend to fold over. (I tend to just hand wash for this reason and it's really a big nothing).I'm on a search to find more of the smaller sizes, as they always seem to be in the fridge on something!

this assortment of stretch lids will fit most any bowl, cup, or glass… just stretch a lid over your serving container instead of transferring to another container… highly recommend