Stretch-tite WrapN Snap 7500 Dispenser

I am the plastic wrap whisperer in my house. No matter how screwed up the roll gets, Im always able to get it untangled and rolling in a full sheet. I am happy to give up that position to the Wrap n Snap! I havent had a single issue of tearing or sticking. The best part, I only need 1 hand to get a clean cut on the wrap. Love this thing!

Now we use plastic wrap every day, because this dispenser makes the wrap so simple to handle. Unlatch the lid, grasp the wrap at the guides, pull the wrap you need, press the lid closed and youre ready to wrap (its so easy to use you can try different wrapping techniques). This dispenser has easy product loading/feeding/handling/one-touch-cutting that puts it head-and-shoulders above the competitors Ive used. It seems to have superior design and construction to any roll-dispenser Ive found; too bad rolls for other products wont fit. This product is specifically for rolls of Stretch-tite brand plastic food wrap. The wrap is available both on Amazon and as a Kirlkand product from Costco, and itself is a superior product. If youre considering the TVs Wraptastic (which utilizes a similar one-press-cut) for plastic wrap, then you really want the Stretch-tite WrapN Snap 7500 Dispenser. Wraptastic, while better than cardboard packaging, has some serious design issues Product loading/feeding/handling is laughable next to the 7500, so the only improvement for plastic wrap over the original box is the cutting mechanism; the non-slip feet are a particularly slippery plastic); I use it for foil and paper that do not fit in the 7500. So go ahead and order a Stretch-tite WrapN Snap 7500 Dispenser for yourself!

Kitchen to cover food

This item does not work as well as the Wrap Master, however, you have no choice but to buy it if you want to purchase the larger rolls of Stretch-tite which do not fit in the Wrap Master. It is much less expensive to buy the larger rolls of Stretch-tite and this dispenser holds those rolls. The lid is not designed well and the place where you grip the plastic wrap is not easy to get at. It is to close to the lid. Because of the lid design, it does not cut as well for ME. It say for me, because I am 72 and I have arthritits very bad in my hands, so that may be a contributing factor. Younger people may not have a problem. With that being said, manufactures need to be aware that America is aging. The baby boomers are now retiring, and they are the largest generation ever, the generation coming after them is smaller. So, manufacturers need to be aware, we are the ones who have the time to cook the big family dinners on the holidays etc, and we are the ones who are using all the items that are suppose to make life easier. This device does not make life easier for me because of its poor design.

Sadly I was not happy with this product. I got it because our wrapmaster plastic wrap dispenser had gotten dropped and no longer functioned right. And the Wrapmaster is only occasionally available and I had loved it so much I didnt want to be without. This had pretty good reviews so I thought I would try it. First it is unstable on the counter. Every time I would press the lid down to cut the wrap, the whole thing would tip, or even slam down on its side. Maybe if it is mounted on the wall this wouldnt be an issue, but it was darned annoying for me. Second, I got the stretch title brand plastic wrap and it was too clingy. It would stick to the top part, which is where the blade making it dangerous in my opinion. My husband did cut himself trying to get an edge of the wrap dislodged from the blade edge so that he could cut a section off. I finally decided to see if the wax paper dispenser I had from WrapMaster would work with plastic wrap and YEAH! it did. So this is going to Goodwill. I suppose if you had never experienced the joy of effortless plastic wrap usage that I found with my WrapMaster, this would seem a step up from the frustration of the boxes inadequate serrated edge.

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.

It was what I expected

The reason for 3 stars instead of 5 is that this new dispenser doesn’t guillotine cut the plastic wrap as sharply as my older one.

This is my second dispenser--identical--but whereas the first one was very effective in cutting the wrap evenly when I pressed the top down, this one is not. I loved the first one and had it for years before a part broke. This replacement looks exactly the same, but doesnt work as well in cutting off even strips of wrap.

Its easy to use and takes care of the totally useless stupid box that Stretch-Tite plastic wrap comes in. If Saran Wrap could make a box you could actually use why cant Stretch-Tite? Saw this item in a video by Ina Garten and am so glad I have it.