Bubble wrap is often associated with the satisfaction of popping its bubbles under our fingers. However, it has a completely different application: it is primarily used to protect items during ...

Sealed Air Corp. has revamped its iconic Bubble Wrap. The new product dubbed iBubble Wrap looks like the traditional packaging material but there's one catch: it doesn't pop.

Let’s pop into the fascinating history of Bubble Wrap! In 1957, engineers Alfred Fielding and Marc Chavannes set out to create a new kind of textured wallpaper. Their idea was a bumpy ...