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 ...

Sealed Air Corp., the maker of Bubble Wrap, will roll out a new version of its popular packaging material later this year or early 2016. But it won't have any pop. The new version will be more ...

To use it, wrap the products in bubble wrap before placing them in a bag. This helps maintain their low temperature for a more extended period, preventing them from thawing and possibly spoiling.

We in no way recommend that you try this. In fact, we urge you not to. This was on Reddit: How much bubble wrap would you need to wrap yourself in if you wanted to jump out of a first story window ...

“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 ...

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.