Krewrap Plastic Cling Wrap, Pack of 1, 65 sq ft. Per Roll, Clear

I love this Saran Wrap. It works well, cuts smoothly and sticks well. It is durable and very easy to use. It seals well, but depending on the material of the container, it may not seal as tight as it can. From my experience, it works well with glass. Not so well with Tapper wear, smooth finish ceramic and wood. But I think that’s the case for other Saran wraps. I’m usually using the Saran Wrap so the food won’t get dry, so it’s not a big issue for me. You need to make sure that the wrap is fully pulled out before you start cutting it. Otherwise you end up losing the end of the Saran Wrap and will have hard to time to find the “end of the Saran Wrap”. You may want to be careful when you cut, because the attached blade is fairly sharp. In my opinion, this Saran Wrap is different from the generic American Saran Wrap in a good way. It’s not as stretchy and maybe possibly thicker. It’s not that cheap, but I like how this Saran Wrap works, so I will keep using it.

I recently purchased the KUREHA Krewrap Plastic Cling Wrap in a pack of 3, and I am delighted with its performance. This cling wrap has proven to be a convenient and reliable solution for all my food storage and preservation needs. The first thing that impressed me about the KUREHA Krewrap cling wrap is its quality. The plastic material is thick and durable, ensuring that it securely wraps around food items without tearing or puncturing easily. I appreciate the peace of mind it provides, knowing that my food is well-protected from contaminants and remains fresh for longer periods. The pack of 3 rolls is also a great value for money. Each roll provides 65 square feet of cling wrap, which is ample for everyday use in the kitchen. Whether I'm wrapping leftovers, covering bowls, or packing sandwiches for on-the-go, the generous amount of cling wrap ensures I have enough to get the job done without having to worry about running out too quickly. Another notable feature of the KUREHA Krewrap cling wrap is its clinginess. It adheres well to different surfaces, creating an airtight seal that helps to retain the freshness and flavor of the food. I find it particularly effective in preventing leaks and spills, allowing me to transport food items without any mess or inconvenience. The clear transparency of the cling wrap is also advantageous. It enables easy visibility of the contents, making it simple to identify items in the refrigerator or freezer without the need to unwrap or remove the cling wrap. This feature not only saves time but also reduces food waste by minimizing unnecessary exposure. Furthermore, the KUREHA Krewrap cling wrap is easy to use. It has a smooth and effortless unrolling action, and the built-in cutter on the packaging makes it simple to tear off the desired length of wrap. This user-friendly design adds to the overall convenience and efficiency of the product. In conclusion, the KUREHA Krewrap Plastic Cling Wrap, Pack of 3, is a reliable and convenient choice for all your food storage needs. With its durability, ample quantity, excellent clinginess, and ease of use, it provides effective preservation and protection for your food items. I highly recommend this cling wrap for its quality and value, making it a must-have in any kitchen.

Having recently returned to the US from spending a couple of years in Japan as an expat, there are certain things I got accustomed to using in Japan that I just cannot lived without. Japanese plastic wrap WILL improve your quality of life, and I am not even exaggerating. Food DOES stay fresh longer with Japanese plastic wrap, compared to even the best-rated American products. It is easy to apply and it sticks firmly, yet it easy to remove/separate. It is a little more expensive than their American counterparts, for sure, but it is all worth it. One word of caution: My mother does not like this product, saying that it is too sturdy and it sticks too firmly. She is probably SO used to using those flimsy plastic films that don’t even stick right all her life, and I guess it’s a bit much for her to handle!

I thought this wrapped my container very well. Seems very good quality. Not sure why it gets bad reviews. Lots of directions for some clear wrap - lol.

Love it.

..except in Japan. And it's not about cling. That advantage is the very low O2 permeability, 10 times better than PVC (Reynolds Metro 910M Food Service Film etc), which in turn is 10 times better than polyethylene ( the only stuff you can buy in American supermarkets). So do the math: 10 x 10 better than what they call Saran wrap in the US. So why is that? The US maker of Saran Wrap went woke on the product in 2013 and quit using PVDC (poly vinylidene dichloride). But if you want to open and partially use a can of Friskies, and keep O2 from making the leftover part oxidize to the point that kitty turns a nose up to that and tries to cover it with invisible leaves, you need PVDC. Does it have chemicals in it like plasticizers to worry about? Don't use it on hot stuff, like in a microwave. Should you throw PVDC out in the regular trash? Like PVC, it won't biodegrade, so whatever strategy you would use for anything like this, that's your option.

This is the worst plastic wrap I’ve ever used. Not only does it have zero stickiness, but it also tears extremely easily. Several times while using it, it accidentally broke, and then I had to pull the wrap out and search for the broken edge, which took forever and wasted so much time. It was really frustrating! In the end, I decided to just throw it away—it’s better than getting mad every single time I use it. This plastic wrap is truly garbage!

Nothing great or revolutionary about this. Just plain old plastic wrap.

Initially, we had difficulty getting it to roll out smoothly, as it was tearing into multiple sections over it's width. A little patience fixed that up, and it's been fine ever since. Just be sure to close and hold the lid firmly when tearing off a piece. Unlike regular plastic wrap boxes that tear straight across, this has more of an slight triangle tear line. Different, but seems to work well once you get the hang of it. So nice to have a plastic wrap that actually sticks the way it's supposed to ..... and it feels so much thicker than the normal store-bought crap. Will definitely buy again.

It works well

What an impressive, model, exemplary piece of junk this thing is!! Seriously, maybe it is me, but there are some expectations for a "made in Japan" product, like quality and all that. Well, that "kureha" failed miserably on every possible account First of, it takes first couple yards to just get it off the roll without splitting Then, you realize that most of the film is like 4 times thicker than that initial part And then, you realize that "sticky" film... simply does not stick! Not even on a humid surface! Except to itself, once on the roll. This is the most useless food film I have ever seen, completely unusable Albeit the one thing which kinda works is the cutter - and it is actually smartly made - but the moment you cut that film, it sticks back to the roll, and off you go trying to get your mails under it - while cutting your hands on that serrated knife Absolutely hated it. And so glad I have got a real, working product instead! The moment a real food film got unpacked, Japanese junk went straight to the recycle. What a waste...

This plastic wrap is impossible to pull the tube. I tried and I tried with no success. I must have wasted 20% of it trying to get it to come off the tube. I don’t recommend it at all.

First of all It tears easily and does not stick And if you miss its beginning, it is impossible to find it you will ruin the hall roll I have never seen anything worse than this Plastic Cling Wrap