Ecoleaf Home Compostable Cling Film - 30m

I haven't used this yet, but am hopeful!

We’ve been using this now for over a year and find it a really good replacement for regular cling film. It’s also superior in some ways, as when it sticks to itself it’s far easier to unpick and reuse than standard versions. This means that you waste far less and can even reuse pieces if you’re careful. While other reviewers have suggested that it’s difficult to cut/pull apart, this hasn’t been an issue for us, The perforations have always worked fine, and scissors can also be used to cut off pieces if needed given it’s more robust than regular clingfilm. I’d recommend giving it a go, as it may surprise you!

The most rotten product on this planet if not in the universe The packaging does not provide an edge to tear it along and the perforation does not work at all The film rips and tears just as it pleases and most of the time that is a sudden event meaning it jumps back on itself and clings into a ball Whoever invented this should curl up and hide in a deep cave I was only trying to cover a bowl of leftovers just now and wasted a good 3m of film As much as you would not use a hammer to clean your windows you dont want to use Ecoleaf cling film in your kitchen While a hammer at least serves other purposes I cannot fathom a reasonable use of this product other than filling your compostables bin

This is my favourite eco-friendly cling film, having tried several brands. I've bought multiple boxes now and keep coming back for more. The serrations work really well, making it easy to use. The lack of cutting area on the box means that the box lasts well, as no pressure is being applied to cut the cling film. The cling film works well, unlike other eco brands that I've tried. I'll be back for more!

I wish I’d read the reviews before I bought this!! Actually, once I’d worked out that it has perforations, it works quite well. However, some simple instructions on the packaging would be REALLY helpful and save a lot of waste and irritation! I’ve checked lots of times, and there’s no information about how to tear it, and the perforations aren’t obvious when it’s all ripping in shreds

impossible to tear as no serrated edge on box and hard to even cut with scissors! Would be great to have some eco friendly cling film but this is way too awkward.

Unfortunately, this product didn't do its job: it tears incredibly easily (lengthways, rather than in the useful way), and doesn't really cling. We've wasted loads trying to get enough to cover anything.

No biggie, but a bit of a shame!

Seems to be as "sticky" and reliable as plastic clingfilm so I feel much better about using it. The only niggle is that it is perforated in sections. If you need a smaller strip it is impossible to tear as there is no cutter/toothed edge to tear it against.