Cover-Ups Food Covers, Box of 20

I used to buy a similar product at the grocery store, but they don't carry them anymore. I don't use them all the time, but I like having them around when I cook a lot around the holidays. I haven't found a better way to quickly cover pumpkin pie or similar items that need to be refrigerated. These stretch right over the rim of the pie plate, without putting pressure on the edge of the crust. I also use them when I make large bowls of cole slaw that need to sit overnight before being transferred to smaller deli containers. For things like that, these covers work so much better than plastic wrap or even the clingy press and seal. I use both plastic wrap and press and seal for some purposes, but they aren't the best for covering bowls and pies.I rarely use any sizes other than the two largest ones, so I always end up with a box of straggler small covers.You can wash them - I swish them around in hot dishwater, rinse, shake the water our, and hang them on a hook on my wire rack overnight to dry. I'm bad about forgetting to wash them, though, and end up tossing them out.If they would sell these in individual packages by size, I'd buy them more often.

My mother got me going with these things - go figure. I use them all the time because they will go on ANYTHING. Easy, convenient, cheap compared to foil or other wraps. My girl friends call them "showER caps", which I have to agree, they look like. Bought each of them a box "just because" and they love them as much as I do. What a simplistic kind of a thing. The box has small, medium, and large sizes. Just rinse them off, literally stick them back in the box until next time. And hey, if you ever do need a shower cap, you got it made.

Gets the job done. Great for my outdoor picnic, and other household needs. Holds more secure than plastic wrap, but not sure how truly "reusable" it is. Washing will be a pain (although use a larger one and food contact is minimal) and plastic doesn't seem very resilient.

These are thin and tear easily so rewashing is often not possible, but they're inexpensive so if you're okay with just tossing, they're great. I prefer to wash and reuse and keep as much as I can out of landfills, so I can only give them an "OK" rating.

Making a bowl of fruit for a get together? Slip on a bowl cover.Slicing cheese for a tray/plate? Slip on a bowl cover.Got leftovers in your soup size bowl? Slip on a bowl cover.These are great temporary covers to keep food fresh. I use the heck out of them making up plates, platters, & bowls for family get togethers. This variety pack has lots of sizes for a number of different plates, and bowls. Of course, if I'm keeping food for several days, I use air tight Lock & Lock containers.

I actually ordered 2 or these at different times and already wrote a review. They are very nice and wash out easily for reuse. I like them so much better that the plastic things with lids. The lids are hard to get on and off and it is hard to find the matching lid etc. for each bottom. I am older and my hands are not as strong as they used to be so these little cover-ups are wonderful. The seller was very nice also. DJ

I was so disappointed in these. The plastic film is very thin and the covers are smaller than stated. I think they state the size of the circle before the elastic is added. I found they tear on the first use. Overall, I love this type of coverup for food storage, but these are almost useless. I have to give it one star because it was a waste of money for me. Buy some thing else. Actually, the shower caps from hotels would be more durable. I just cannot think of anything positive about these.

These can save you money and time. They cover 3 sizes of bowls, jars, etc. It beats pulling out foil all the time. You can also wash these out and reuse them. You probably will only get about 3 uses of each (depending upon how rough you are with them) before you end up tossing them. However, it is a time and money saving item.