If you order anything by mail, you're likely to collect an overflow of bubble wrap. The stuff does a great job keeping fragile items safe, but what do you do with all that plastic? It turns out, there ...

While it might look silly, the people putting bubble wrap on their windows are actually onto something — and saving some ...

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Bubble wrap can facilitate many of our everyday activities. Among the unusual uses of bubble wrap are those that will improve our gardening, and protect clothes and shoes. We explain what you can use ...

Place bubble wrap under your feet at a standing desk to create a soft, stress-relieving surface with gentle pressure. Wrap bubble wrap loosely around potted plants or garden beds to insulate roots and ...

A survey by Sealed Air Corporation supposedly found that one minute spent popping Bubble Wrap relieves as much stress as a 33-minute massage.

To put it into action, cut the bubble wrap to match the size of the window with scissors, then spray a film of water onto the ...

Use bubble insulation as an internal curtain to divide your greenhouse up into smaller areas. Fix tightly around the roof and ...

Then, I found out that Hello Kitty is not a cat, either. And yesterday, my understanding of basic reality took another crushing blow: it turns out bubble wrap, the air-filled packaging material you’ve ...

Bubble wrap is far more than packing material. Its lightweight cushioning, flexibility and durability make it perfect for clever household hacks, comfort solutions and creative projects that save ...