Stretch the sheet of bubble wrap and press it against the window pane. Start at the top and mark off the location of the top ...

How does bubble wrap hold heat?Filled with small air pockets, bubble wrap can hold onto heat. When wrapped around plants, it acts as an insulating layer, much like a blanket. It c ...

Insulating windows during cold weather is a great way to use up leftover sheets of bubble wrap. You can use it to winterize cracks around your window frame, too. Here’s how.

It turns out bubble wrap is a great insulator, and Instructables user kc8hps has a guide for creating a reusable storm window out of it.

Window Insulator - Use Bubble Wrap® to insulate windows. Simply cut the Bubble Wrap® to size, spray the glass lightly with water, and apply the flat side of the material.

Jill Nystul, from Utah, discussed on her blog onegoodthingbyjillee how to keep out the cold from your home with this nifty trick. All you will need is bubble wrap and a spray bottle filled with water.

There are some ways you can improve the insulation of the windows you already have. Shrink or bubble wrap can be used to cover the glass which can be attached with Velcro or double-sided tape. You’ll ...

A team of engineers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has created a unique device that uses a bubble-wrap-encased sponge to boil water fueled by nothing but sunlight. The ...

Robots, some in disguise, will square off against bubble wrap and bears for a spot in the National Toy Hall of Fame. The Strong's National Museum of Play in Rochester, New York, announced 12 ...

Bubble wrap acts as a simple yet effective insulator. By applying it directly to windows, you can reduce heat loss and prevent cold air from entering your home.