If you stack your pots and pans, the metal surfaces can easily scratch each other.
Slip a piece of bubble wrap between each one, and they’ll stay like new for years.
This is especially important for non-stick pans.
Wrap your glass food containers or mason jars before placing them in cabinets or carrying them in your grocery bag.
Bubble wrap prevents cracks and absorbs shock — useful for meal-preppers who transport food daily.
Place a piece of bubble wrap at the bottom of your trash can before inserting the bag.
It works as insulation, reduces odor buildup, and catches small leaks.
It’s free, it’s reusable, and it helps protect your kitchen tools, your food, and even your fridge. With just a few small hacks, bubble wrap becomes one of the most practical items in your home.
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