Leftover food? Use these stretchy silicone food saver lids to cover bowls, pots, containers, mugs, cups, cans, and jars, and you can even use them to cover your half-cut melons, fruit, or vegetables. Make sure bowl is clean and dry around the rim to hold seal.
The set includes 6 blue round silicone covers in different sizes: approx. 7-8 cm, 10-11 cm, 12-13cm, 15-16cm, 17-18cm, and 21-22cm.
Temperature Resistant and Durable: The silicone material is resistant to low and high temperatures (up to 450F). Store hot food, wash with hot water and soap, or store food in the freezer!
About the maker: Me.Mother Earth is a husband and wife team from Las Vegas dedicated to creating eco-friendly products that are high-quality, convenient, and plastic-free to make sustainable lifestyle swaps easy. Better yet, 10% of profits support Ocean Conservation, so your purchase makes an impact. Small steps matter. Let's #STOPPLASTIC and help our Mother Earth.
These reusable Silicone Stretch Lids replace single-use plastic cling wrap. Plastic cling wrap is usually made of either polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polyvinylidene chloride (PVDC), or low-density polyethylene (LDPE), all of which are not easily recyclable and contain hormone-mimicking toxins such as cancer-causing endocrine disruptors that can leach into your food when heated. Silicone is widely accepted as a safe alternative and is far more inert, giving you peace of mind when using to preserve food. And you can replace all of those single-use plastics with a product that will last for thousands of uses.
100% food-grade, BPA-free silicone.
Comes in a kraft paper sleeve to protect the silicone during transit. Please wash before use.
Product care: hand wash with soap and warm water or place in the top rack of your dishwasher. Microwave, dishwasher and refrigerator safe. Flip the corner when placing in the microwave.
You can use your Silicone Stretch Lids hundreds of times. When you can no longer use them, silicone can be burned and its ashes composted. Or check with your local recycling center to see if they accept silicone. If not, many specialty recycling companies accept silicone.
