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The original purpose of the popular packing material Bubble Wrap, according to its inventors, was wallpaper. more »
Instead of throwing bubble wrap in the garbage, you can recycle the bubble wrap and use it for things around the house, for wrapping your own gifts or making your own padded envelopes. Keeping the bubble wrap out of dumpsites will help both the environment and you. Here are some ideas for recycling and using the bubble wrap around that will save you money and time. more »
Bubble wrap rubbing is an outside activity to be done with preschool children on a hot day. All you need is a picnic table, bubble wrap and a hose. The kinesthetic experience is just plain fun and it is a great sensory activity. more »
If you buy bubble wrap frequently, it can be quite costly. Most people that are shipping out items frequently for a small business are spending a lot of money on bubble wrap which can be obtained for free if you follow these suggestions. more »
Bubble wrap is not just for protecting delicate items. Beside being a nice stress reliever (who hasn't popped those bubbles?), you can get creative and find some interesting uses for bubble wrap. more »
Bubble wrap makes a great source for gift wrapping. Watch this free video clip and see how a gift wrapping expert does it. more »
Bubble wrap provides cushioning for breakable or fragile items. Let bubble wrap cushion and protect your fruit and vegetables from bruising. more »
Bubble wrap started out in the 1950s as an idea for wallpaper. It didn't take long to realize that bubble wrap's future was not in home decor, but in packaging. Today, bubble wrap is a $3.5 billion industry. Here's how you can recycle it in a number of creative ways. more »
Bubble Wrap is a commonly used item found in almost every home. It is a great packaging tool for mailing items or for storing them. Because it is so flexible, it can be used for almost any item imaginable, from the very small to the very large, the very heavy to the precious and light. Bubble Wrap comes in different sizes and can be used and reused. It is also very commonly used as a pastime as both children and adults enjoy popping Bubble Wrap. more »
People use bubble wrap and packing peanuts to safely ship items such as breakable gifts, and often for online selling. Bubble wrap can cost up to $30 for 100 feet, and packing peanuts can cost between $10 and $20 per bag. But there's no reason to spend more money than needed when shipping an item. There are places to get free bubble wrap and packing peanuts. more »
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