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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsGot my first reusable bags in Washington state. Walmart pickup run. Okay with me I suppose. All I
need to do is take the bags back out and stuff them in a bucket and put the lid on for next time. They will bag them at the tailgate for me. I didn't know it would work that way.
The only thing with me is those single use plastic bags they outlawed were not single use for me. Every one of them was used for something before it got tossed full of cat poo or whatever. I'd use those to wrap stuff I'd go right through for the freezer and some leftovers in the fridge rather than dirty a storage container. I'll find green alternatives and make it work.
niyad
(113,259 posts)the packages of bags for holding dirty diapers sold at Dollar Tree.
ret5hd
(20,491 posts)niyad
(113,259 posts)brewens
(13,574 posts)anyway. I'll still get quite a few produce bags. Maybe I'll put a bucket out the back door to use for the cat box. Dump it in the garbage on garbage day. It's worth it.
csziggy
(34,136 posts)When it gets full, my husband carries out into the field (on our farm) to dump - or we put the cat poo around plants we don't want the deer to eat. Either way, it is very effective.
cadoman
(792 posts)Hope the math works out somehow. I wonder what % of people didn't re-use their plastic grocery bags?
brewens
(13,574 posts)least some of them over. They're too handy.
rsdsharp
(9,165 posts)our grocery store wont allow them because of covid.
brewens
(13,574 posts)They won't know it, but no risk of getting it from my bags.
demigoddess
(6,640 posts)and STOP making so many plastic bottles and plastic containers just to hang things on racks in the store.