Reynolds 910M 2000' Length x 12" Width, Metro Line PVC Food Wrap Film

Previously used boardwalk but thought I would try this brand. The dispenser box is better since it has a fixed cutter blade. Product dispenses well and cuts OK. It clings quite well to most items. Can be tricky to get the roll started.

Today, July 13th 2020, I just finished using the last of my roll of film. Amazon tells me that I purchased the roll on January 26, 2013. So, one roll lasted me roughly seven and a half years, during half of which I cooked sparsely and half of which I cooked frequently.It's great film. It clings well to ceramic. It's thick enough to let you pull some out without sticking to itself and making a mess.The only thing I dislike is the dispenser. The box tends to get disgusting long before the film is gone, and the blade doesn't cut too well. The happiest arrangement I've had in these last seven years was to just stand the roll on the counter like a roll of paper towels, unravel enough to go over a bowl, and cut it off with a knife or scissors.I'm ordering my second roll today. The price has even managed to go down by nearly a dollar since I last ordered, which is remarkable. Great stuff.

film is good but seller sends this without a box - first one came totally crushed that I can't believe driver actually left at my front door. Second one came a little better but still banged up a bit. Plus all of the shipping labels are directly on the product so I had to peel them off. I like the film, but would make sure next time I order I bought from different seller.

This product seals great and tough. The cheap and bad brand won’t stick whenever you try to seal. You can squeeze and try to make the cheap plastic hold all you want but NOT GOING TOO HAPPEN. But this brand will surely do the job ANYEHERE, ANYPLACE send ANYTIME promise you. (THAT SOULD BE REYNOLDS MOTTO, ANYWAY + ANYTHING AT ANYTIME ;)

16 Apr 2024.Keep your old box with blade until you open the new box and all parts are confirmed.Step 2 clearly mentions an "insert blade", and there isn't one.The plastic is great for wrapping meals. I make meals in advance for a diabetic relative, so they can have easier access to good meals 4 x a day.Plastic wrap: 5 starsForgot blade insert: 1 star.Purchased: 5 Feb 2024.Congrats to my NC STATE WOLFPACK men's and women's basketball teams for earning their places in their 2024 Final Fours !

Pros:Its a big, inexpensive roll of plastic wrap. Its very clingy, and works great.Cons:The way youre supposed to set up the cutting blade in the box is really weird, it doesnt work like its supposed to. I wound up setting the blade inside the box, against the side, and just flip the lid open every time I need film, and cut it like you would with a standard kitchen wrap box.Its about an inch or two too narrow for home kitchen use. If you plan on using this to wrap dinner plates of leftovers, or bowls of salads, or pans with casseroles/desserts, youll need to use two segments of film, side by side. Id suggest going for the 18" width wrap. That aside, it works great for wrapping individual food items like sandwiches, fruit, cookie dough, etc.Its a tad too clingy. Clings to itself as youre unrolling it. Not a con per-say, but a bit of an annoyance, a testament to the clinginess of the product, though.Overall, a great buy. Works as you'd expect. Just be mindful of the width and what you intend to do with it.

This is great stuff. It has good strength when stretching over plates of food and other wrapable items and does not rip during the stretching as does other products like Glad, well you know. Try to stretch that without tearing it and it sure doesn't cling like Reynolds Film. I used to buy the Reynolds film in the markets and stores like Target but it was discontinued for the regular consumer. When I asked Reynolds why I was told that they did not sell enough. Don't know about that because it was always hard to find in stock. So now I buy Reynolds Metal 910M Reynolds Metro Line Film which is just in a bigger roll, 2000 feet. Works like the smaller rolls, just more of it. I just hope they don't stop making it all together.It's great film and highly recomended. Works like it is designed to without tearing. You can tear it if you really try but the others tear without trying.

Though the initial cost of these bulk wraps seems expensive, the actual price per foot is a GREAT deal. The size of the roll lasts for years around our home and we use it a LOT. We use it for wrapping fresh baked bread in to give as gifts or put in the freezer; Wrapping bread dough for soaking so it stays moist; Freezing pizza dough; Covering ferments.In addition, this plastic actually clings -to everything. It is strong enough to cover even my large wood bowls while I toss together salads or mix flours.One 'annoyance' is that the top kept flipping up when I would pull out the wrap. To solve this, I simply used masking tape to hold it down and it has never been a problem since.