Metallic bubble wrap may be impossible to pop between your fingers, ... along with other products such as car doors, airplane wings and helmets, ...

Bubble wrap has become the preferred method for protecting fragile items during transport. It is also promoted for insulating doors and windows in winter or using under sleeping bags.

Her wacky use of bubble wrap is actually a bill busting method to keep her house warm this winter. “I’m super scrimper - I save around £3,000 in winter with all my tricks, which cost almost ...

Renters have been advised to use bubble wrap, door snakes and draught-blockers to keep out the cold; These type of solutions are needed as renters are unable to make structural changes to property; ...

Double-sided door snakes that move with your door help prevent massive heat loss; Bubble wrap stuck to your windows insulate the glass from the inside, keeping cold air out; ...

Use bubble wrap on as many windows as possible, particularly in rooms you use the most. You can also double up the wrap for extra insulation. Seal drafty doors and windows with weatherstripping or ...

A motorist was stopped by police after using bubble wrap to strap a wardrobe to the roof of a car. The driver was pulled over in Great Yarmouth on Friday, Norfolk officer Sgt Chris Harris revealed ...