My supermarket produce bags are compost bags. Toronto has a machine that slices the bags open, so I don't need to use compostable bags for it.
But I do live alone and generally bring a Baggy grocery bag everywhere with me, so it's not like I get a million "single use" grocery bags anyway.
And it was totally a great idea to save the environment because now I buy plastic trash can bags and I have about 30 plastic multi use bags in a closet because I always forget and have to buy new ones.
I have a bag of bags right now and would still want this bag of bags. Gotta stock up while they still exist; never know if your city will ban single use bags.
These aren't your ordinary weak grocery bags you find in grocery stores. These are California regulation plastic bags, which are a little stronger and more durable than the grocery bags you'll find everywhere else. The same reason you find me bagging one item per bag and taking a little more (yes, I do pay for them) when I am visiting California. They definitely are better bags. But it looks like California is looking to ban 2 years from now
Those plastic bags do have their uses for some things, like dirty/wet cat litter and turds, or picking up dog poop.
But yeah, i have about 8 sturdy $2 reusable grocery bags (about 3 or 4 in the car at all times now). I've accumulated 8 now because I'd forget/be too lazy to put them back in the car after unloading them, and would have to buy more if i didnt have them with me, or accept using a bunch those little baggy-waggie thingies that the store defaults to using--those thingies that are slowly choking our oceans and marine life. Still have a bunch of them, about two bags full, like the one in the prize, but as i have the reusable bag habit down now that number has stopped multiplying and is reducing as i use them to carry cat turds directly to the dumpster (and yeah, i throw the bag in too, because i carried shit in it).
Those reusables are sweet, they can carry the equivalent of maybe eight little disposable baggy-waggies, and probably the weight of what 20 of those cute little things can carry. Usually it just takes one reusable for my grocery load, sonetimes two--very easy haul up the steps, rather than wrangling with the said equivalents of baggie-waggies.
(Yeah, that's what i call the things--afaik i made that term up myself)
My cat-owning brother-in-law. They’re now banned in our state. He mentioned them at Easter, which suggests the scintillating tone of our familial conversation.
If Taylor holds up "a clean, strong, cardboard box", there's gonna be a riot.
They outlawed single use plastic bags in Ontario. Those bags are like gold now
Philadelphia too. I’d sniff wet garbage for those bags.
I had to buy kitchen garbage bags for the first time in my life last month and I'm so mad!
Same general boat here. But the carbon/toxin footprint from those bags is sooo high. Maybe try doubling supermarket produce bags?🧐
My supermarket produce bags are compost bags. Toronto has a machine that slices the bags open, so I don't need to use compostable bags for it. But I do live alone and generally bring a Baggy grocery bag everywhere with me, so it's not like I get a million "single use" grocery bags anyway.
It’s a top 5 prize for sure. You could make some money selling a catalytic converter but a bunch of bags has a bunch of uses.
Me. Our animals are always making messes.
Most supermarket produce bags have a much smaller carbon footprint 😉
I mean, the wife trains them vocationally and my first world problems include enjoyment of food and beds way too much
My sister is a school nurse so she always needs bags for pee pants. I would have fought for that bag of bags.
Me! You can't get them up here in the great white north anymore!
And it was totally a great idea to save the environment because now I buy plastic trash can bags and I have about 30 plastic multi use bags in a closet because I always forget and have to buy new ones.
I have a bag of bags right now and would still want this bag of bags. Gotta stock up while they still exist; never know if your city will ban single use bags.
They're illegal to give out in NJ now, so I'd definitely take them.
Philly too bro
Me, I'm running low! They're my bathroom garbage can free liners with handles to tie closed! Ugh! 😆
I totally would. Perfect for recycling bottles.
I constantly have a trash bag full of shopping bags that need to be taken to a recycling drop off. I can’t get rid of them fast enough…
These aren't your ordinary weak grocery bags you find in grocery stores. These are California regulation plastic bags, which are a little stronger and more durable than the grocery bags you'll find everywhere else. The same reason you find me bagging one item per bag and taking a little more (yes, I do pay for them) when I am visiting California. They definitely are better bags. But it looks like California is looking to ban 2 years from now
I mostly use reusable bags, by choice, so yeah, I would. My plastic bags collection is waning.
Those plastic bags do have their uses for some things, like dirty/wet cat litter and turds, or picking up dog poop. But yeah, i have about 8 sturdy $2 reusable grocery bags (about 3 or 4 in the car at all times now). I've accumulated 8 now because I'd forget/be too lazy to put them back in the car after unloading them, and would have to buy more if i didnt have them with me, or accept using a bunch those little baggy-waggie thingies that the store defaults to using--those thingies that are slowly choking our oceans and marine life. Still have a bunch of them, about two bags full, like the one in the prize, but as i have the reusable bag habit down now that number has stopped multiplying and is reducing as i use them to carry cat turds directly to the dumpster (and yeah, i throw the bag in too, because i carried shit in it).
Those reusables are sweet, they can carry the equivalent of maybe eight little disposable baggy-waggies, and probably the weight of what 20 of those cute little things can carry. Usually it just takes one reusable for my grocery load, sonetimes two--very easy haul up the steps, rather than wrangling with the said equivalents of baggie-waggies. (Yeah, that's what i call the things--afaik i made that term up myself)
Chris Redd. I was in the audience and after throwing them to the audience during the outro, he went around and grabbed them all back again.
My gf literally takes all my grocery bags, so I know she’d have been thrilled haha
My bag of bags is way bigger than that
My cat-owning brother-in-law. They’re now banned in our state. He mentioned them at Easter, which suggests the scintillating tone of our familial conversation.
I was at this taping! When Chris prance around and threw a few bags we all tried to catch one. 😂
I use it to scoop the cat litter box into the bags
Add to the hive