Bubble Wrap was created by an American engineer and a Swiss inventor in a New Jersey garage. They were actually trying to invent textured, plastic wallpaper with a paper backing. When that idea didn't ...

After a lot of tinkering, they ended up with the cushioning material we all love to pop and a Fortune 500 company called Sealed Air. The makers of Bubble Wrap call it a "pop" culture phenomenon ...

Cut a piece of bubble wrap that is a couple inches narrower than the paper towel tube on either side. Glue one end of the bubble wrap centered on the paper towel roll. Wrap the rest of the bubble wrap ...

“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 shipping ...

There’s something about growing up and eating a bowl of Rice Krispies in the morning and hearing that “snap, crackle, pop” to get you going. Or maybe you grew up eating Pop Tarts or Tootsie Pops. Are ...

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 not ...

Bubble wrap comes in handy when you're packaging up parcels or looking for an oddly satisfying form of tactile stress relief. But now there's apparently a brand new way to use the go-to packaging ...

The bubble-wrap bubble has apparently burst. Thanks to this self-fulfilling prophecy, the makers of Bubble Wrap announced that they would revamp their signature product, releasing a new product that ...

Hate to burst your bubble, glass lab gear. But plastic bubble wrap also works pretty well at running science experiments. Scientists at Harvard University have figured out a way to use these petite ...