Stretch-tite WrapN Snap 7500 Dispenser

I’d give the wrap’n snap 6 stars if I could. Makes food prep a joy and helps avoid waisted plastic wrap. Planning to buy more as gifts in the future. Thanks to Ina Garten for the inspiration to buy this.

It is too high to be in the drawer. It sits on the counter. I wanted it to be put away.

This dispenser makes using Stretch-Tite much easier. Just pull out the wrap to cover whatever youre wrapping, push down the lid to cut the wrap, and youve got a nice, smooth covering with less waste and a much neater wrapping job.

I am very happy with this purchase! Ive been using Stretch-tite for years, but had no idea this dispenser existed, so the box would end up messed up when the roll was about 1/3 of the way used up. Annoying, to say the least. I would have to fix it with a tape, be very gentle when tearing the plastic, just no bueno! the dispenser changed it all - what a wonderfully well designed gadget! Now, one word of caution: when I first ordered the product, it came with a plastic already loaded and two pieces of plastic broken, shaking inside the dispenser. I asked to return it. No problems, got a new one two days later, no extra charge. When I opened the new package, it became clear that the one I got before contained a dispenser that had been used and returned by a customer, still with a roll inside. When you get the package, make sure the dispenser is encased in a fully sealed plastic wrap, and that a sheet with instructions in enclosed in the box. Both things were not the case for my first purchase.

I’ve used a Stretch-Tite dispenser for years…when my last one finally gave out, I bought this one. It’s even more sturdy than it’s predecessor! Easy to load, easy to use. You CANNOT use foil in this unit, but they do make a unit just for foil. Both are highly recommended!

Wrapping leftovers! We

The dispenser just holds a plastic food wrap (not foil), but cleanly cuts the entire width by simply pressing down on the upper portion of the dispenser. No more half-cut or sticking-onto-itself-while-unraveling wraps! [updated 11/25/2013] The roll just sits cradled in the dispenser, hence it doesnt matter what the rolls size is as long as it physically fits. It works just fine with other brand wraps, like

The most despised job in the kitchen for me was dispensing a piece of plastic wrap. No longer. First, since switching to Stretch-Tite I find it much more manageable than the no-name brands and better even than Saran Warp, my previous favorite. The dispenser is designed to leave on the counter, the feet that it has are good grippers and it stays put and does not move when pulling out a piece of wrap. Since its on the counter, you can place the bowl or whatever you want to wrap on the counter right in front of the dispenser. That gives you two free hands to deal with the wrap. The wrap is easy to grab, there is a little platform inside the actually lifts the end of the wrap up and hands it to you. So no trying to peel it off the roll. Once you stretch the wrap out over your target you press down on the cover of the dispenser and the internal guillotine blade cuts it off cleanly. Then you seal the wrap over your bowl. The lid of the dispenser pops back up and you are ready to pull another piece. The lid has a little latch so you can close the dispenser between uses if and open dispenser offends your sense of order. I am not pretending that using plastic wrap will be a pleasure, but this has solved all my largest complaints with the dispensing of it. If you want to try it, order it from Amazon and if it doesnt work for you, they have the best return policy on earth. You cant lose. I gave it 4 stars because its still plastic wrap and I still love/hate it.

We have been using Stretch-tite for a long time as it is so very superior to the other wraps out there in adherence to most surfaces. And when you can buy this dispenser, it makes it even better. Rolls out and snap slices. No more struggling with the paper boxes and sharp aluminum serrated edges. Not to say this dispenser is not sharp. It truly is and you still must use caution putting in the roll of plastic wrap. We used to be able to get them direct from Stretch-tite for $25 and a small shipping fee. Now they want an exhorbitant shipping fee, so we bought using Prime on Amazon. Still more expensive at $35, which we though was excessive, but ours broke after several years of good use, and we did not want to go without it. That is why the low rating on value.

Maybe its just me but I have to work too hard to make it work. I saw a famous TV chef use it & it looked so easy but not sturdy or easy to keep in place then one must pull out the sheet of film then give the top a little slam (I tried a soft close of the top but that didnt work for me) to cut the film. I keep using it because it was a little pricey and I keep thinking its just me.