Silicone Stretch Lids, 16PCS Round Reusable Covers for Fresh Food & Leftovers, Upgraded Bottle Caps, Fit Various Sizes and Shape of Containers, Durable and Expandable, Microwave and Dishwasher Safe

Great idea... however it slowly slides off all my bowls leaving a big gap which is infuriating. And like most food which will have oil/grease on or around the bowl/dish and the lids get at all greasy there is absolute no hope in hell on getting those suckers on or to stay on. Kinda disappointed as wanted to use less clingfilm.

Not great quality. I have some others which are much better quality but I can’t remember where they were from. These are a much inferior product.

Always used to use foil on leftover food, these are brilliant. So easy to pop on a bowl or jar of excess food. Wish I had bought these years ago.

They do the job

Easy to clean, good for any size pot, bowl, container to re heat or just keep in the fridge

Very effective!

Waste of money, does not do the job its suppose to do 👎👎

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I'm sure you know how it is. You buy containers with lids. Over a bit of time, you end up with containers without lids.You can't buy lids to replace them.So you have to buy more containers with lids!To be absolutely honest, I thought, at the very best, this would be 3 star product.Especially when I saw that it stated they can be used for square containers! How can round lids, fit securely on squares containers?Well. I still don't have the answers to be honest. But, as you can see in the photos, somehow it does! And it looks square. Very confusing!But I don't have to know how it does, I just need to know "if" it does.And the answer is "yes" it does!Lots of different sizes, from small enough to put one a bottle top, as shown in the video.I was trying to prove that it didn't stand up to holding water, over half full, when shaken upside-down... Only.... It did. Not a single drip. So, watertight.But it is better. The reason it wasn't full, was that I poured some water out, so I could squeeze the air out, partially crumpling the bottle, then put the bottle top size lid on. The bottle stayed crumpled. So it was also air tight!So, this actually ended up being 5 star!I only thought I would try it, because it was a lot cheaper than new containers with lids.It was cheap enough to give them a try.Honestly I am surprised.What I can't tell you, is how long lasting they are.I have only had them for a week.I have been using the biggest one, over a big mixing bowl full of grated cheese.The cheese was fine. The lid snaps back to its original size. No rips or stress lines. No dry or cracked parts.I washed them when I first got them. I do with most new things. So they have been washed with no problem.I am impressed. I don't need to buy new containers.They fit on bowls and bottles, cans and tins.I haven't found anything they haven't fitted on yet. I'm sure there are. But the things I have wanted them for, mentioned above, they appear to give an air tight seal on all of them.If I had to find a problem, I guess, the same as all lids! Storage! Where can keep them, where they won't get lost? I guess these take up less room than normal lids as they aren't rigid and shrink to their smallest size when not in use. I will probably clear out a drawer!