Yens Elite Bubble Cushioning Roll 3/16" Perforated Bubbles Wrap, Small 24" Width 350 ft

Amazing Quality & Fast shipping

I use it to protect my roses in winter from the cold wind. Works excellent for it. Lasts for many years

Good amount, and finally wide enough for my needs

I am a repeat user. This bubble wrap is very good quality for a good price. I use varied lengths and do not want to tear it into precut lengths and the perforations are easy to ignore so I can cut my own lengths.

I realize this was sold as padding for shipping delicate objects, but that is not what I bought it for. I got this roll of bubble wrap to winterize some of the windows in my home. And as a window covering its size works much better than a lot of the bubble wrap on the market. And while this roll is more bubble wrap than I expect to use for this project, I can easily keep the remainder for other things that come up (possibly even using some of the remainder for actual shipment padding). I did notice that another reviewer was complaining about the perforations not being sufficient to allow you to tear the bubble wrap apart. My experience of these perferations was the same (they are east to see, but don't work to tear the wrap apart). However, this wasn't a problem for me, as I didn't go into things assuming I could just tear the bubble wrap with my hands. Instead I find the perferations a decent guide as to where I should cut with a pair of sissors. And yes, using bubble wrap as a window covering does cut down on how much you can see through the window. So if you really want a clear view out the window, don't use this to cover it. However, for some windows this is actually an advantage. For example, we used to routinely close the blinds on our bedroom windows for privacy (ie so outsiders can't see us via our bedroom windows). However, with 2-3 layers of bubble wrap on the windows, we can keep the blinds open to let the light in, while not giving a view to our neighbors. At the same time the bubble wrap does a decent job of avoiding heat loss through the window (so it really does work as insulation for your home windows)!