The elastic edge slipped over a medium ceramic bowl quickly and stayed in place in the refrigerator.
I covered a cooled casserole before taking it to a neighbor. The foil stayed snug during the short trip.
The silver cover makes the bowl easy to find, and I did not have to search for a matching plastic lid.
I could lift one side to check the food and fit it back around the plate again.
It stretched over my glass salad bowl and kept the top covered until dinner.
The gathered edge held around my serving dish while I carried it from the car to the kitchen.
The unused covers take very little space, so I keep several next to my foil and storage bags.
I used one over a food tray for a short drive and the elastic edge did not slide off.
After the soup cooled, the cover stretched around the rim and felt more secure than a loose sheet of foil.
The edge had enough stretch for my large plate and gathered neatly underneath.
The cover kept the bowl protected on the patio table and was easy to remove when everyone was ready to eat.
I used it while dough rested on the counter and liked not having to fight with plastic wrap.
The elastic edge stretched around a rectangular container and held better than I expected.
I rinsed one carefully and let it dry. It was wrinkled afterward but still usable for another light job.
Once the dish was completely cool, the foil cover made storing the leftovers quick and tidy.
I tried the covers on two different bowl sizes and both stayed covered without needing separate lids.
The covered containers stacked neatly on my refrigerator shelf and were easy to identify.
I folded a clean dry cover after using it once. The foil creases, but the elastic still held for a second use.
It covered my wide rectangular dish, although I had to work around each corner slowly to keep the edge even.
The foil gets creased quickly, but the elastic edge continued to grip my large bowl.