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Old 19th June 2019, 07:55   #1
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Default Cheap bubble wrap

Always handy to have, roll of bubble wrap 500mm x 10m @Amazon.

£1.75 HERE... Free delivery.
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Old 19th June 2019, 08:08   #2
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but is it any good? Some stuff being that cheap is just not robust and the bubbles pop at the slightest touch but for £1.75 double or treble it up

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but is it any good? Some stuff being that cheap is just not robust and the bubbles pop at the slightest touch but for £1.75 double or treble it up

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Its says 'Quality Bubble Wrap' in the title, and is UK Manufactured.

All 5 star reviews.
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Old 19th June 2019, 08:13   #4
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I cornered the market on bubble wrap when I moved. Got loads of it left.
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That’s the trouble with plastic. It’s so useful - but once you have used it - what do you do with it.

Best use for old bubble wrap that I have found is as insulation. The greenhouse especially - hang a double layer over rods fixed to the sides and roof results in a great place to overwinter non-hardy plants.
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That’s the trouble with plastic. It’s so useful - but once you have used it - what do you do with it.

Best use for old bubble wrap that I have found is as insulation. The greenhouse especially - hang a double layer over rods fixed to the sides and roof results in a great place to overwinter non-hardy plants.
Clive, I've never had to buy bubble wrap until today, this will be the first roll I've ever bought. I normally reuse bubble wrap when sending and receiving parcels, I seem to build up a large stash from time to time.

Its frightening how cheap packaging materials are now becoming, a bit silly if considering the environment.
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