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I’ve been using this cover for my sourdough starter and it handles a 14-inch bowl perfectly, no more plastic wrap needed. The cotton fabric breathes nicely so the dough rises without getting a dry skin on top.

Finally got around to using the XL bowl cover for my sourdough starter and it fits my biggest mixing bowl perfectly—no more struggling with plastic wrap that never stays put. The bag's simple drawstring makes it really convenient for gifting warm loaves to neighbors.

I've had this set for a few weeks and the bowl cover fits my largest mixing bowl perfectly without slipping. The cloth is thick enough to keep dough from drying out. My homemade bread stays fresh longer in the bag too.

Finally found covers that actually stay put on my biggest mixing bowl while the dough rises. The drawstring on the bread bag cinches nicely for gifting or storing a finished loaf.

The fabric is thick and sturdy, and the XL bowl cover actually stays put over my biggest mixing bowl without slipping off. I’ve used it for rising sourdough and it worked perfectly.

Finally, a cover that actually fits my biggest mixing bowl without slipping off. The cotton fabric breathes nicely while dough rises, and the drawstring bag keeps my sourdough fresh for days.

I love that the bag is big enough to hold an entire finished loaf—great for taking homemade bread to a friend’s house without messing it up. The bowl cover fits my widest mixing bowl perfectly and stays put.

The XL bowl cover fits my biggest mixing bowl perfectly, and I love that it lets the dough rise without needing plastic wrap. The bread bag is the right size for a standard loaf and makes gifting homemade bread feel special. I've already used both pieces three times this week.

I was tired of using plastic wrap for my sourdough, so this cloth bowl cover is perfect—it fits my biggest mixing bowl with room to spare. The bread bag is a nice bonus for gifting loaves, and the whole set feels well-made.