unwasted Reusable Silicone Lids (Variety Pack) – Upgrade Your Kitchen Gadgets with Our Covers for Food Storage – Reusable Silicone Stretch Lids and Food Covers for Containers (Pack of 7)

I bought these because I got into baking and hated how much plastic wrap I was wasting. These work great and fit a variety of sized bowls, cups and plates. I even used one to cover a ceramic loaf pan, 4 liter dough tub, and my KitchenAid large mixing bowl. I've had no problem with these ripping and they are stretchy. They seem well made, made to last. We don't have a dishwasher so I haven't tried them there. They come with a knit bag for drying. I have thrown the bag into the clothes dryer after washing them for quick use. If the bowl has moisture, condensation, oil or flour on it, the top does not stay on well. It's a simple fix, just make sure they are clean and dry before you use them. I definitely would buy these again and recommend them. They are a good green alternative to regular plastic, aluminum foil or other disposable wraps.

I tried twice with silicone lids from two different brands — both broke on the first use. These ones, however, are made of a moderately thick, strong, and stretchy silicone that doesn't tear. I'm really happy with them because they have good flexibility and are easy to use. I had no trouble learning how to put them on. They’re very well designed, with little tabs that make it easy to stretch and secure the lids so they don't slip off ceramic bowls. They're well made and very thoughtfully designed — really useful. Just don't forget to dry them thoroughly and let them air out before storing. The manufacturer even includes a mesh bag for that. Still, it's important to dry the lids well before storing them. Also, make sure your hands, the containers, and the surfaces you're sealing are completely dry and free of oil when putting the lids on.

These covers are great. You get an assortment of sizes. They seal a bowl extremely well, but they are a fight to get on bowl. They will not stay on a wet outside of bowl rim.

Silicone stretch lids - these wash up great in the dishwasher and stretch over bowls of most sizes. I think they work best with glass in my opinion. So far, I like them. Having said all of this, I never hesitate to update my reviews should new info seem useful. All of my reviews reflect my honest, personal experience with the reviewed item - your experience may be different. I am not influenced by any outside source. I receive/accept NO free products or discounts that are not available to all shoppers- ever. For some reason our shopper ranks are no longer visible - so, to give you a little more info about me, I am a top 50 reviewer (#30 the highest rank achieved). Those numbers used to fluctuate over time - up and down but I noticed that they stopped updating regularly - perhaps to phase them out. It's a shame because it did help you see who has been around the longest and who is a trustworthy reviewer. I've been doing reviews for over 25 years with Amazon - over 6,000 reviews posted, those reviews have been viewed well over 50,000 times, including well over 24,000 likes. Bottom line, I pay for all my stuff, just like you do.

Overall excited to use and have a replacement for the cracked broken covers. First time using, I did not have the edge of the bowl free from grease. Second time I used it, I broke it!

I have used these for over a year, over and over. They hold up well and fit dishes (round ones) well, easy to stretch . I bought some for a friend and it said that they would go on rectangle dishes also. I haven't tried that. I only wash by hand , it's easy, so I haven't put them in dishwasher. They are strong enough to stack, but I haven't tried turning them upside down. I like not using plastic wrap. Great product!

What a hassel. It took 15 minutes of pulling,stretching, having it slip off multiple times to get it on a 10" diameter bowl(says it stretches to cover an 11" bowl)The bowl almost slipped out of my hands 3-4 times. You have to put on one part, hold it down with your arm while trying to stretch it to fit it on the other side of the bowl without slipping. I had to put part of it against my chest using my other arm to hold the rest of it completing the maneuver. It then proceeded to slip off again. I managed to go thru all that again, this time it stayed put. I need covers for these glass bowls. I'll try them on smaller bowls🤨😕😖

I love these. Some of my covers have cracked over the years and I didn’t want to buy all new sets just for the covers. Tin foil or saran wrap can be okay are definitely not leakproof. These are perfect for my round and oval shaped containers. They stretch to fit and so far nothing has leaked. I included a picture of it around my compost pile. Nothing smells and it keeps the container covered. There are numerous sizes and as long as the main circle covers the circumference of the container, it will fit, even if the container has a “lip” on it. I love it’s good for the environment and it’s easy to clean and store in the cute bag it comes with.