She holds a B.A. in English from the University of San Diego. The good news is, yes, bubble wrap can be recycled. But don’t toss it in the bin with the rest of your regular recyclables for ...

Heard about using bubble wrap to insulate windows and want to try it? Bubble wrapping windows is simple and cheap—and delivers impressive results considering it’s a quick DIY hack. There are a ...

“There’s no way you can stay angry after popping a roll of Bubble Wrap!” Massimo Rodriguez really sums up the spirit of Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day. His sister shares his love for the noisy ...

And then we grow up and what do we discover? Bubble Wrap, the ultimate pop factor! In my humble opinion, Bubble Wrap should have a warning that alerts us to the addictive forces that popping those ...

Bubble Wrap is known for being a go-to shipping material, but it’s useful for more than just protecting packages. In honor of Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day, celebrated on the last Monday of each ...

Stuff cracks in your window frame with bubble wrap to seal in warm air in the winter, which can lower your heating costs and save you a little money on home repairs. It’s obviously temporary and ...

Bubble Wrap's original purpose was far from what we use the product for today. In 1957, engineer Al Fielding and Swiss inventor Marc Chavannes were trying to create a textured wallpaper.