by Amazon Cling Film, 75m x 29cm

Just what I needed. It's a great product, does the job perfectly, and is a good length for the price.

Strong and easy to tear, used for sandwich wrapping mostly. Does the job and is value for money.

Good value for money, but it doesn’t cling as well as supermarket brands that I’ve used previously. However I do find it easier to cut which makes it a bit easier to use.

Cling film is one of those products you don’t think about until it goes wrong. This one doesn’t. It actually clings, cuts cleanly on the box, and doesn’t immediately attach itself to your hands, the counter, or your soul. I’ve used it on bowls, plates, half-cut vegetables, and leftovers that I absolutely planned to eat the next day. It stretches well without tearing, stays in place, and doesn’t have that weird crinkly stiffness that makes some cling film more effort than it’s worth. There’s not much else to say, which is probably the highest praise cling film can get. It does its job quietly and without drama. Pros: Properly clingy Cuts cleanly Doesn’t bunch up or tear for no reason Makes food storage mildly less annoying Cons: Still cling film, so expectations should remain realistic I’d buy this again without hesitation, which is about as glowing as a cling film review needs to be.

It’s decent, well priced and easy to use cling film. I like getting it on subscribe and save so I don’t have to think about getting it from the supermarket. Unfortunately I’ve found the box to be a bit flimsy which makes ripping cling film off a bit tricky, plus I don’t find it particularly ‘clingy’ in general, but I think this could just be a modern day cling film issue!

Bought this cling film because apparently hating yourself and your leftovers is now a lifestyle choice. The box promises it will “cling to most surfaces”. In reality, it clings exclusively to itself, my hands, my soul, and absolutely nothing I actually want covered. The bowl? Nah. The plate? Not today. The edge of the roll halfway across the room? Instantly.Tearing off a sheet is a fun little mini‑game called “Guess Where The Serrated Edge Is While You Slowly Lose The Will To Live”. You either glide straight past it 14 times or rip it with such force you create a static-charged transparent nightmare that could trap a small mammal. Once on the food, it offers all the sealing power of a broken promise. Liquids leak, smells escape, and suddenly the entire fridge smells like last Tuesday’s curry, even though you’ve wrapped it as if preparing it for re-entry into the Earth’s atmosphere. The one thing it does excel at is turning a simple sandwich into an escape room challenge. By lunchtime, the wrap has fused into an impenetrable ball, and you’re left chewing bread, plastic, and regret in roughly equal measure. On the plus side, if you ever need to feel better about your life choices, just watch yourself trying to re-find the end of the roll for the seventh time. It’s like a live-action metaphor for modern adulthood. Would recommend: As a prank for someone you secretly resent. For performance art about frustration and despair. Would not recommend: For covering actual food. For anyone with blood pressure.

As a middle aged lonely man I decided to wrap my entire body in this cling film to simulate a hug and I have to say it doesn't quite feel the same but it sure is cheaper than having to maintain a relationship.

Better than I expected .. nice and thick