SiliconeZone Set of 3 Silicone Vacuum Seal Green Lids, Locks in Food Freshness, No Spills, One each: 6.5", 8.75", 11"

I like the idea of not using disposable plastic wrap to seal food containers for temporary storage in the fridge. These do the job, but I'm finding that the sizes are a little limiting. The biggest one isn't big enough for my large mixing bowl, but too large for most other bowls. The bowl has to fit within the inside rim (the green shown in the photo) in order for it to work. The medium size lid fits some bowls, but the small lid only fits a very small cereal-type bowl. So far, I haven't really used them that much, but when you find a use for them and a bowl that fits, they work very well and seal by pressing in the center. They also clean up easily.I guess the best way to go about using these is to buy them first, measure the inside diameters, and purchase bowls that fit. I don't know who is going to do that though. Maybe if you have a lot of different bowls already, it won't be a problem. For me, I'm in kind of a minimalist mode and subsequently, these are sitting in the cupboard not getting much use.

To start, these are solid silicone lids of sturdy material construction and will last. However, perhaps due to hype or reviews, I expected a lot more for the price I paid. The price needs to be halved to make these more cost-effective and to even warrant an average usable 3 Star rating. The largest did not fit my largest plate (10" or so) well and the smallest barely covered my cereal bowl. Also, there's no where near the 'suction' type seal advertised. The seal is not anything different from if I put my regular pyrex rubber lids right on top of a bowl or plate of leftovers. While these lids are made of more flexible silicone, the seal wasn't necessarily or guaranteed airtight. I ended up using our standby saran wrap method. It's a shame because I thought these would be a greener option. Unfortunately, not so. Possible the Amazon warehouse deal was a defective model but I'm not sure.

My husband put this in the dishwasher DESPITE MY TELLING HIM REPEATEDLY NOT TO and the outer edge plastic warped.It still works ( I think).I prefer all silicone covers, because when I put these on bowls in the fridge, the seal doesn't hold and I have to push the silicone down again every time, even before the warping. And I am still not sure that it holds. But I do like the idea a lot. And do we really need airtight? Leftovers should be used up quickly!!

I've purchased 3 sets of these (first on a different website until I found them on Amazon), one set was a gift. These are great go-to lids for throwing food in the fridge on the run, keeping food protected from bugs, pollen, etc., and to keep noodles, rice, etc. hot while everyone serves up. When they aren't being used as lids, I store them between my stacked pans to protect the bottoms from scratching my nonstick pans. For cleaning, I just hand wash them in warm running water with some soap and set them out to dry, which is easy since water beads and falls off. I'm sure there are many other uses I haven't discovered but they're more than worth the price.

These lids work okay, but if I had it to do over, I would buy lids that did not have the stiff rim. If you have to use a lid that is substantially larger in diameter than the bowl, the stiff rim makes the bowl take up more room in the refrigerator. Also, I would have preferred the option of buying multiples of the same size lids instead of having to buy a set of three different sizes.

The lids suctioned for the most part but if the bowl falls over the lid comes right off and the contents of your bowl spill out.I'm giving it 4 stars as most people aren't as clumsy as I am AND it is microwaveable so I'm also using it as a splatter screen when heating up foods in the microwave.

Not really very functional. Hard to stow away when not used and I am pretty sure it's gonna get ripped or torn pretty quickly.

They work but they take up more room it the fridge which can be knocked off by other items.