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Frequently
Asked
Questions

Can stretch-tite® be used to freeze food?

Yes, stretch-tite can be used to freeze foods, but only for short-term freezing. Allow enough film to fold or overlap the ends, and make sure to wrap the item tightly, squeezing out any excess air before the ends are folded over and under the contents. Removing excess air reduces the development of freezer burn. We recommend freezing food for only up to two weeks when wrapped in plastic. For longer freezer storage, we suggest you use our freeze-tite® clear high-cling freezer wrap and double wrap the contents.

Where can I buy stretch-tite® premium plastic food wrap?

stretch-tite is available throughout the United States in grocery stores, wholesale clubs, discount stores and other retail and online outlets, including Amazon. We do recommend calling your local store first to check. Please call or send us an email and we will locate the nearest store for you, or use the Product Finder at the top of this page.

Do your products contain bisphenol A (BPA) and PFAS?

No. stretch-titefreeze-tite and our other food contact products do not contain bisphenol A (BPA), phthalates, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).

I've read the directions but I can't figure out how to set up the box and attach the slide cutter. Is there a video?

Yes, you can watch this video:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WL2L1sfuABU

or this video for the Kirkland box: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZ-9xsGiUg0

What can I do to prevent losing the end of my stretch-tite® and keep it from tearing when I unroll it?

When using stretch-tite, make sure that the wrap end remains outside the package and hangs over the cutting edge after use. That way, the end is ready for the next use. Once the roll is restarted, be sure some of the wrap remains outside the box until the next use. Make sure film is oriented to roll from rear of box.

My Wrap'n Snap is no longer cutting, but the blade is sharp. Can you explain why?

Please make sure that you are threading the film through the roll bar properly before pressing down. This video shows you how to properly set up the Wrap’n Snap dispenser:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_yudWP9iIg

Can stretch-tite® be used in the microwave?

Yes, stretch-tite can be used in the microwave, but we recommend allowing at least 1″ between the wrap and the food. We also recommend that you turn back one corner of the plastic wrap to vent. Overheating foods with high fat or sugar content may melt the wrap. Do not use stretch-tite in the microwave for longer than 3 minutes.

Can stretch-tite® be used in the oven?

No, stretch-tite, as is the case with most plastic wraps, is not for use in conventional ovens, browning units, toaster ovens, or on stovetops.

What sizes do stretch-tite® and freeze-tite® wraps come in?

stretch-tite comes in a 12” x 250’ (250 sq. ft.) size and a 12” x 500’ (500 sq. ft.) size. freeze-tite is available in 15” x 250’ (315 sq. ft.) size.

How should I store my stretch-tite® food wrap?

stretch-tite and freeze-tite should both be stored in a cool, dry place, such as in a drawer in your kitchen. We do not recommend keeping it right next to a stove.

What is the highest temperature that stretch-tite® can withstand?

stretch-tite cannot withstand temperatures higher than 122 degrees F or 50 degrees C. It is not designed for use in conventional ovens, browning units, toaster ovens, stovetops, or to contain boiling foods.

What is the thickness or gauge of stretch-tite®?

The gauge of stretch-tite is 40, which is 0.0101 mm or .40 mil.

What is the replacement policy for Polyvinyl Films items?

Please see our Replacement Policy here.

If you have any questions, please contact us.

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