Hello.
Is there anyone who knows where I can purchase plastic wrap similar to the plastic material used for zip locks? I’m wanting the plastic to be see-through, clean and smooth like zip locks are.
What I have found is on a roll and it is quite expensive, like over $400. I’m sure this one is used at manufacturing plants.
Thanks,
Sharon
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I may be way off in how I am interpreting what you seek (as you really dont state what size you are wanting) but Costco sells what would be commonly called as Saran Wrap under the Kirkland name in various lengths and I can attest that this brand clings like crazy, much better than any other brands I tried. It is 12 inches wide and this particular roll is 3000 feet (but you can get shorter rolls too). Unknown if they sell a WIDER roll than the 12 inches. Here is a link.
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If not from Costco, there may be other restaurant supply houses in your area or you could try SamsClub. We also have a place called Gordon Food Service that sells different restaurant supply’s www.gfs.com (if there is one in your area) but I can attest the we like the Costco Kirkland brand of this the best.
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Hi Sharon,
You might try this website, they may have what you are looking for?
www.uline.com
They have all kinds of shipping supplies, stretch wrap, boxes, poly bags, etc. You can also request to receive free catalogs in the mail, I get them in the mail every so often. Hope this helps :):)
Kylie
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