On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 07:00:03 -0600, "Z GIRL"
> wrote:

>Has anyone tried the new Glad Press and Seal wrap? I am planning on trying
>it and was hoping to hear what you think first. Also, I have been a life
>long user of Reynolds plastic wrap. Now they change the box from having the
>metal cutting strip on the outside of the box to this cutting contraption
>thingy that is inside the box. You slide the little cutter thing from one
>end to the other to cut the plastic wrap! grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!! They think
>this is new and improved? I have already called Reynolds to complain. Why
>are companies always looking to improve everything? Isn't there a point
>where they "Got it Right" ?

As I posted in another thread, Cut-Rite waxed paper was bought by
Reynolds, and now the rolls don't have that impressed "you're about to
run out" msg a few feet from the end of the roll, which I always took
as a good reminder to put it on my shoppihng list. *I* called Reynolds
and they said the new mills couldn't do the impress. 'New and
Improved' for whom?

Press'n'Seal is intriguing, but Barb reports it's fairly pricey, and I
don't often turn over a bowl I've plastic-topped. Do I *need* this
product? I don't think so. Although, like the festive colored wraps I
have a couple of rolls of, it *might* be useful for a special project
in the future.