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This has to be the best thing I’ve seen all week! Everyone loves popping bubble wrap! It’s literally just a numbered piece of bubble wrap on a piece of poster board (at least that’s what I assume “glossy cover stock” is). I’m not entirely sure that the dates have the day of the week on them but even still, it’s pretty neat! . . . → Read More: Bubble Wrap Calendar!
If you work at an office job you know how stressful work can be, If your one of those people that needs a way to relive stress how about taking it out on your tie, bubble tie that is. haha now i dont know about you but i could burst those bubbles all day so this is genius to me 😀 , i dont exactly know what you would do after all the bubbles are burst but you probably just replace the bubble wrap? lol … what do you guys think cool or just stupid? . . . → Read More: Bubble Wrap Tie !
If you have taken the time to go out and buy a present for someone then you want them to get it in the condition it is intended to be in. Whether it is an anniversary present for your partner, a birthday present for a sibling or something for a friend for Christmas, you have put the thought and effort into buying it so you should do the same when wrapping it. You need to make sure the gifts are protected and bubble wrap can come in extremely useful when wrapping presents that are fragile and could break with a slight bump or if the package is dropped. Clearly, the worst thing that could happen is that the person opening the present does so and then finds that what you have bought them has been damaged or even completely broken. You should therefore make sure that you take a bit of time when wrapping to prevent this from happening. . . . → Read More: Use Bubble Wrap To Protect Your Gifts
1. Bubble wrapping underneath the wallpaper can prevent it hurting so much when you hit your head against the wall in frustration 2. Apply it to all the pavements in the world to cut down on suicide rates 3. Wrap up the blades in a liquidiser to prevent the little ones hurting themselves 4. Wrap . . . → Read More: 101 Uses for Bubble Wrap On one hand, if you hear the phrase “packaging and shipping supplies,” your mind will hardly race at the idea of fun, exciting, awesome equipment. After all, things like boxes, packaging tape, and those squeaky Styrofoam peanuts will rarely get the adrenaline pumping. . . . → Read More: Bubble Wrap: Yes, It Is That Much Fun Bubble wrap is a better stress-reliever than watching TV. To others, the bubble wrap is the most affordable sleeping cushion. If you really hate the sun you can use bubble wraps too. . . . → Read More: Bubble Wrap for Insulation SATIRE — After a week in which vicious hits caused a media firestorm and the implementation of a new rule by the NFL, Roger Goodell is looking to take safety to the next level. Goodell met with Bubble Wrap CEO Alfred Fielding Wednesday evening, to discuss putting Bubble Wrap into NFL uniforms. . . . → Read More: Roger Goodell to Team Up with Bubble Wrap for New Uniforms (Satire) Bubble Wrap, the signature product of the US-based Sealed Air Corporation, is undergoing the biggest change in its 42-year history. . . . → Read More: Inflatable version of Bubble Wrap Bubble Wrap (originally Air Cap) is a trademarked brand of Sealed Air Corporation that includes numerous cushioning products made from bubble wrap. The brand and product were introduced in 1960, with the launch of Sealed Air. Although the brand was originally used for the packaging of IBM computers, Sealed Air now does most of its Bubble Wrap business in the food packaging industry. . . . → Read More: Bubble Wrap (brand) Bubble wrap is a transparent plastic material used for packing fragile and breakable things. It is a plastic sheet with regularly spaced bubbles. These bubbles are actually air filled hemispheres which are spaced at regular intervals and provide a cushioning to the items packed and prevent them from breaking. Bubble wrap comes in different size bubbles (from 6mm to over 25mm), widths and lengths as well as anti static bubble wrap for packaging electronic goods. . . . → Read More: Bubble Wrap |
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