Reynolds Plastic Wrap Review

Bottom-Line: All-n-all, I don't like Glad Cling Wrap and after this box is done I will not be buying it again!

Plastic wrap; it is not something I use every day, but it is an item I keep in the pantry just in case.  And when I need it I expect it to work.  I have been disappointed in Glad Cling Wrap; it just doesn't cling very well to anything but itself!  Conversely, I have been very pleased with Reynolds Plastic Wrap.      

The 411

Manufactured and marketed by Reynolds Consumer Products, a division of Alcoa Inc., Reynolds Plastic Wrap checks in at 100 sq. feet x 12-inches roll of crystal clear, Polyethylene.  You can also buy the plastic wrap in festive colors (blue, green, rose and violet) idea for parties and other special occasions. 

Besides 100 sq. feet Reynolds Plastic Wrap can also be had in these denominations: 50, 100, 200 sq. feet.

My Viewpoint

I like Reynolds Plastic Wrap. The plastic is thick but malleable and easy to work with and easy to cut.  More importantly, the box has not fallen apart, yet!  It occasionally sticks to itself, but is easy enough to unstuck as well.  The wrap clings well to glass, metal, ceramic, (some) plastics, and china.

I usually use Reynolds Plastic Wrap on glass Pyrex baking dishes, ceramic bowls; I marinade meats in Pyrex dishes, often times on top of the stove, or on the counter top before I throw the meats on the grill. Or sometimes I store them in the refrigerator overnight. In either case Reynolds Plastic Wrap never loses its grip on the glass.

Paper plates and bowls are out, but Corning Cookware is in.  Most metals, and plastics like Sterilite, Tupperware, Rubbermaid, are out as well, but I can use Reynolds Plastic Wrap on harder plastic containers like Rubbermaid Premiums.   

All-n-all I am very satisfied with Reynolds Plastic Wrap and I would highly recommend it.