If you order anything by mail, you're likely to collect an overflow of bubble wrap. The stuff does a great job keeping fragile items safe, but what do you do with all that plastic? It turns out, there ...

Get ready to get your bubble burst because bubble wrap is losing its pop. Sealed Air, a North Carolina company that has sold Bubble Wrap since 1960, recently developed a new type of its protective ...

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 ...

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 ...