Stretch & Seal Silicone Lids (6 Pcs)

 ECO-FRIENDLY MATERIAL – These eco-lids are made from platinum silicone, biodegradable and BPA free, non-toxic, soft textured and extremely elastic. Besides, it’s 100% dishwasher safe.

 LONG-LASTING DESIGN – You can hermetically seal any container without having to seal it with film. They don’t deteriorate over time and can be reused countless times. Its temperature resistance is -30 to 230 ºC / 86 to 446 °F, which allows its use in refrigerators and microwaves.

 KEEP YOUR FOOD FRESH LONGER – Creates an airtight seal when placed over a container, preventing air from entering the interior, keeping food, fruits and vegetables fresh longer.

 VERSATILITY – Easily stretched to fit containers and bowls of different sizes and shapes. Perfect for fruits, vegetables, bowls, plates, plates, candy jars, cans and cups.

“The silicone storage covers are a fantastic alternative to cling wrap in the kitchen. I find they create a nice close seal and seem to keep things fresh. I use mine daily, so far for half full tubs of yoghurt, cut tomatoes and apples, cover bowls of leftovers and tins of coconut milk.” – Jane R.

 How it helps

After a nationwide survey, we found that after the average family meal 2 to 4 plastic wrap lids are used to store food over the world. That’s more than 1.000 million plastic wrap sheets per day! By joining the Zero-Waste movement you help save the environment every day.

 The facts behind plastic

Plastic takes over 1,000 years to decompose, breaking down into smaller and smaller pieces called microplastics that pollute the ocean and get ingested by marine fauna.

You can make a HUGE difference in such an easy way by eliminating your daily usage of plastic wrap.

90% of this plastic is not being recycled properly and makes its way to our oceans (which amounts for about 8 millions metric tons of plastic each year).

Ditching cling wrap is a step forward for our Earth that needs to be taken by everyone and by you, starting today.

At the rate we’re going there will be more plastic than fish in the Ocean by 2045!