Perfect Sunday mornings mean coffee and the paper. What’s not so relaxing? Knowing we can't return that little blue plastic bag to our local grocery store. Here’s five everyday ways to recycle them...
Perfect Sunday mornings mean coffee and the paper. What’s not so relaxing? Knowing we can't return that little blue plastic bag to our local grocery store. Here’s five everyday ways to recycle them...
Any other ideas?
I used to toss them in my diaper bag for soiled cloth dipes and clothes.
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I...
1. use them to line my skinny bathroom trash can
2. take them with me to the store and put glass containers in them before putting in my nylon tote. (yes, i had something break before ... lesson learned!)
3. take to the office to tote my recyclable lunch refuse home in
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We've stopped buying diaper genie refills and just use the newspaper bags to put our 1 year old's poop diapers in on the way to the trash can outside the house. Makes me feel better to reuse them and cuts off the smell pretty effectively.
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my father actually cuts them in half and tapes the one's end shut before using them to scoop poop. (we have small dogs...!)
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Go digital and skip the bags!
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I live in Toronto and these bags are no longer used by the newspapers around here. Great for the environment, bad for me: I now have to buy poop bags for the dog. ;P
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This goes for those Subway sandwich bags as well!
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wait. the times told me those bags are recyclable... i've been recycling them.... am i wrong?
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