Which of these widely successful consumer products was initially developed specifically for military use during World War II before becoming a retail sensation?

Throughout military history, product innovation has been accelerated by conflict, creating entirely new consumer markets and retail trends. Many everyday items we now take for granted began as military technologies. This poll tests your knowledge about how military products have transformed into civilian retail success stories, highlighting the complex relationship between warfare, product development, and consumer markets.

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Duct tape (originally used to seal ammunition cases waterproof)
Bubble wrap (originally designed as textured military wallpaper)
Super Glue (originally developed as military-grade tank armor)
Play-Doh (originally created as a military cleaning compound for weapons)