Where did Dow Chemical originally concentrate its Saran Wrap commercials?

Dow Chemical originally concentrated its Saran Wrap commercials on “Today” in the early 1950s.

Dave Garroway would hold up a piece of the wrap to demonstrate how clear it was.

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