Tyler P.
4 Oct 2026
Gets through leftovers fast
My family never finishes anything in one go, so I use these constantly. Bowl of rice, half a can of corn, cut watermelon. All covered in no time.
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Silicone Stretch Lids, Set of 6
$17.99
Cling film tears, sticks to itself and goes in the bin after one use. These six rings of silicone stretch over the rim instead, then wash and go back in the drawer.
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- Six sizes, 6.5 to 20.5 cm
- Stretches over the rim
- Stacks flat in a drawer
How to use it
Cover a bowl in three moves
- 01
Pick a size
Choose the lid a little smaller than the rim, so it has to stretch to fit.
- 02
Pull it over
Hold one tab, stretch the lid across and hook the far edge, then work round the rim.
- 03
Peel it off
Lift one tab to release it, wash it in warm soapy water and stack the set together.
Fit
What will they cover?
Each lid grips by stretching, so it needs a firm rim slightly larger than itself.
- Round bowls up to about 20 cm: Fits
- A small saucepan of leftovers, once cool: Fits
- Small square tubs: Fits
- Pots much wider than the 20.5 cm lid: Doesn't fit
The smallest lid, 6.5 cm, suits a cut lemon, a jar or a tin of tomato purée.
Compared
Stretch lid or cling film?
Film still wins for wrapping odd shapes like half a cabbage. For anything with a rim, a lid is simpler.
| Compared | This productStretch lids | Cling film |
|---|---|---|
| Used again | Yes | No |
| Tears while you fit it | No | Yes |
| Wraps irregular shapes | No | Yes |
| Takes up drawer space | A flat stack | A long box |
Questions
Small square tubs, yes, if a lid stretches far enough to reach the corners. Round rims are what they grip best.
20.5 cm across before stretching, which covers most mixing bowls up to about that width.
The clear set has a faint blue tint, as in the first photo. The blue and green sets are tinted all the way through but still let you see what is underneath.
The supplier gives no temperature rating, so we do not recommend heating food with them on. Use them for storing and carrying.
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Dustin R.
4 Oct 2026
Stack nicely
They stack flat in my drawer. Love that.
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ReportAshley Johnson
4 Oct 2026
Quick on half a grapefruit
Half a grapefruit or half a melon gets covered in about two seconds. Six sizes meant I found a lid for every piece of cut fruit.
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ReportAbbie
4 Oct 2026
Better than I expected
Bought them doubting they'd grip tbh, but they really do. Stretched one over an open tin of tomatoes and it held tight in the fridge for days.
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ReportGarrett M.
4 Oct 2026
Not fully sold
These do what they say. They stretch over round bowls and grip pretty well. My problem is I'm in the habit of grabbing plastic wrap, and these take more effort: picking the size, stretching the tab, working it around the rim. With a toddler on my hip I just don't have the hands for it. Probably better for someone with a calmer kitchen.
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ReportCallum Dixon
4 Oct 2026
Handy for a keen baker
Use the big one over my mixing bowl when dough is proving, and the small ones over ramekins of leftover custard.
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ReportSiobhan Lloyd
4 Oct 2026
Want two of the middle size
Use the 14.5 cm constantly and wish there were two. Everything else is great.
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ReportBrittany C.
4 Oct 2026
Lunch at the office
Bring lunch to work in a bowl with one of these on top. It stays put on the drive in and pulls off easily by the tab.
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ReportZara Evans
4 Oct 2026
Mixing bowl cover
Big one sits snugly over the mixing bowl.
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ReportRob
4 Oct 2026
Clear is the way to go
Got the clear set so I can see what's in each bowl without lifting the lid. They grip tight on my glass bowls.
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