Cling film

I thought cli g film was one of the big no no's now as it's a single use plastic

Not clig film durr

It is Nanny27.That's why I put a link to a beeswaxed alternative.

We keep the takeaway boxes - they are so useful for storing food in and last for ages.

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Well, Ive only just sent for my pack, but it says you wash them in cold water with a little soap. They do do a separate pack of cheese ones. Probably best to use those.

I wa given two beeswax wraps once. I wrapped a rather runny Brie in one of them and couldn't find a way to clean it off, so had to scrap it. I must have been doing something wrong!

I have a Wrapmaster box with cutting blade, it is just the job. Haven't wasted an inch of cling film since buying it. Bought a second one for the tinfoil.

Yes I saw you had gonegirl brilliant! It just seems so important that we all make that sort of effort now.

I am still a great believer in putting plates on basins, in spite of kittylester's dodgy fridge loading habits.

A domed saucepan lid makes a good covering in the fridge.

I hate cling film! It always seems to stick to itself really well, but doesn't stick to whatever container I'm trying to cover! I always end up using double the amount that should be necessary, so that it wraps all the way under, so it can stick to itself! I've given up with it, and that's better for the environment too. I am a convert to beeswax wraps and the stretchy silicone covers, I love them! They come in different sizes and are easy to clean. Ditch the cling film, you won't regret it!