are these the small bubbles thats good for wrapping dishes?
2010235
The 3/8" bubbles are small enough to wrap dishes, but there is a foam made for stacking plates/bowls, etc. that I think works better for that purpose. If you use the bubble wrap, you add quite a bit of bulk to your wrapping and need more box space than if you use the foam. If you expect "rough handling" of your wrapped product, the bubble wrap would probably be better.
2010236
Yes, it is ths small bubbles. I used it to wrap framed art work and it worked great.
2010237
They are small bubbles. I use this size to wrap and ship just about anything.
1619041
yes, in bubble wrap. They arrived in good condition. I would recommend purchasing a straw brush to keep them clean.
1428402
I use these in my classroom with laminated posters. I'm not sure about bubbling texture since we don't have any. But the walls at my school are bumps and the strips work well.
405760
I believe they should work. I use these to wrap my cake pops, and chocolate dipped strawberries. Hope this works good luck.
957458
we use tiny bubbles. it works fine. we hang these shells to dry after the wash, along with the diaper pail liner. they dry plenty quickly by air. only the prefolds go into the dryer.
1290820
Yes, like sponges, but also no. First, they are thin(isn) and flexible, so they are like a dish cloth. Second, once wet, you can squeeze almost all of the water out and use them to dry things down. Third, because they are thin, they dry quicker and if you take good care to let them dry (like hanging them up with a clothes pin or something) they won't get "nasty". But if they do get sour, wet down and microwave, etc... and they are good as new. I will generally use the same cloth for MONTHS.
1918503
These are regular size and good for general but you will need bigger bubbles for glass items.
1886371
Don't know the answer to this. I did not notice the wrap being "stickier" than other bubble wraps, but I am not an expert. Have not tried to reuse it either.
250339
You can. It's industrial size plastic wrap. They might be a little big for that unless you're doing mass quantities
732597
Yes, they seal well enough. But I would put them into a bento, not into a purse.
1207584
I don't know. I gave it to my granddaughters back in August of 2013 so all wrapping is gone. Sorry I can't help. They are cute, sturdy and colorful though. No fading, running or rubbing off of colors that I can tell. The girls haven't been sick from usage that we know of.
1176279
They are wrapped in a plastic, not bubble wrap, separated by cardboard cris-cross. Non were damaged or scratched when received. I have made several orders from different sites on the internet ordering clear double walled cups but this was the fastest and most reasonably priced I have found.
1918502
These would be considered "regular" size bubbles. The larger bubbles are 1/2".
234605
Yes but they are very tiny, they would hold a mouthful. I use them to do mini shrimp cocktails -- a little bit cocktail sauce, wedge of lime, sprig of cilantro and two shrimp. We have also done chocolate mousse with mini silver spoon.
1516769
These wraps aren't difficult to use, just not as thick as the flour wraps, or need to be softened. They're fine for whatever food you'd like to wrap (i.e. BLT wrap, chicken, tuna or ham salad wrap, etc.), the possibilities are endless. If you use one wrap or two, you'll find that they're delicious, easy use, and don't have to be refrigerated.
1176276
They didn't have bubble wrap around them, but they did have plastic. I've had great luck with these cups, and with this company. I've ordered 4 times from them now. And I think I've had two that were scratched. I've ordered from other companies and have gotten worse. I now only order through this company.
891057
Yes..when reheating in the microwave, plastic wrap tends to melt a bit. I love these dishes anyway!