PackageZoom15” x 1500 ft Pre-Stretched Wrap Film 38 Gauge Moving Supplier and Packaging Stretch Wrap 1 Pack

We have a ton of those fabric cube bins that go inside the cube storage/shelving units from Target. I moved last month, and you can’t move those shelves with the cubes in them as they aren’t sturdy enough to handle that weight in the move. Soooooo…we individually wrapped each cube with this plastic! It was super easy and effective to keep the storage bins contained. No spillage, no dirt, rain or bugs. Strong enough to stack up 3 bins that were wrapped up individually. Then just a quick swipe of the scissors to get the wrap off at the new house & pop em back in the storage shelves - no separate packing/unpacking since it was wrapped up as is! Game changer.

I use it to wrap my organic soaps and works perfectly.

This has been good for us on a move, but it is thinner than others I have used but it holds up as well. The only thing that would make this better is a handle system but I suppose that this is sold to use with your hands and the middle is big enough to get them in there

I'm not sure why people are complaining about this stuff. For us it definitely sticks to itself. If there was something it wouldn't stick to, like a nightstand, you just need to wrap this stuff all the way around it and it'll stick to itself perfectly. We used this to keep doors on cabinets from opening while we moved. I also used it to cover some boxes that didn't have lids. It was easy to use and once in the new home we easily cut it off.

When it came to wrapping furniture and decor items for my move out this wrap was very handily. It can stretch well without ripping and has more than enough to supply packing for a 2 bed apartment

This product is very durableIt's not just good for packing boxes but I use it for waist wrapping as well

Bought this to wrap my friends car as a prank. It was so easy to do due to the size of the roll, got a good cover on the car too

I needed to wrap an old wringer washer sitting on a pallet. I figured if it was a cheap product, I could just use the entire roll of wrap. Well, I went around that pallet and washer until I was dizzy, and only used 1/2 of the roll. Eventually, I figured it would survive a trip from Idaho to New Jersey. It did. However, the wrap is not very good, tore too easy.