Kitchen

[StylishLady]

I use a product called ZIP-SAFE. It is available at Publix here in Florida. The box comes with a very handy cutting device to easily slice off a proper length of wrap, without all the hassle of many other brands.

[Ainhisg]

I use a lot of plastic wrap, and it is one thing on which I won't skimp!  That being said, I luckily found a bargain brand that will rival the Reynold's plastic wrap that is no longer made.  It is Great Value Professional Strength Plastic Wrap found at Wal-Mart.  Even though a store brand, it is still kind of expensive but works so well!  For other needs where I need to reseal something over and over again, I like Press and Seal.

[Sooner]

THANK YOU THANKS!  I will check these out.  I feel like I"m in the clutches of a giant killer squid when I try to tear off and untangle this flimsy stuff!  

[Caffeina]

I've been using Boulder brand from Aldi. Not too thin, easy to pull out of the package without getting stuck to itself, and sticks well when wrapped.

[Dusty1]

Kroger Store Brand works great. Saran Wrap is awful to work with. I do like Press & Seal, but not enough to spend the extra little bit on it. I'll buy it if it's on sale or if I'm not at a Kroger & need plastic wrap.

[chickenbutt]

I use Glad Wrap.  

To be honest, I haven't tried others except Saran Wrap, way back in the day, and I hated that one.  Went to Glad Wrap so long ago I cannot even remember when and just never changed.

I don't really use a ton of it, so what I use works great for me.  

A few years ago I purchased one of those dispenser things from here for cellophane wrap and I use that.  Makes using cellophane wrap a bit easier.  I even had a cover made for it, since it doesn't fit in the drawer with all the other boxes of wraps and such.  

[faeriemoon]

Stretch-tight from Costco.  Frankly, I find all of the plastic wraps frustrating (in that Charlie Brown-kite-string-in-a-knot kind of way...)

[suzyQ3]

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@Mothertrucker wrote:

Stretch-Tite..I used to think they were all the same (i.e., not very good) but after 15 years or so of using it, I have learned not to even waste my money on anything else..

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ITA. We keep ours in a Stretch-Tite dispenser.

[Monketoes]

Stretch Tight....REALLY GOOD

[AKgirl2]

I'm going to have to try Stretch-tite (per all the recommends), but I have been using Glad Press n Seal since it came out and I really like it.  It's easy to use and keeps everything sealed tightly.