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It is sobering. Like Kelly, the amount of things I purchase at one time make it virtually impossible to do cloth.
What I do at Wal-Mart is do the self-check and only bag what I have to. I also save most of the bags for things like waste basket liners and bags for scooping poop.
I also keep some in my car and put them in the places that some groceries have to recycle the bags.
I never thought I would do so, but of course it helps to live alone. 2 green bags just about do it for me for most trips to the grocery store or Target.
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Wow! That's rather sobering.
I tried using cloth for awhile about 15 years ago, but sheer volume of my purchases made it difficult. At least I do try to recycle the ones I have!
It is sobering. Like Kelly, the amount of things I purchase at one time make it virtually impossible to do cloth.
What I do at Wal-Mart is do the self-check and only bag what I have to. I also save most of the bags for things like waste basket liners and bags for scooping poop.
I also keep some in my car and put them in the places that some groceries have to recycle the bags.
I'm convinced. I agree it's tough with a lot of things to buy, and I may not always have one with me, but I'm going to make an effort.
I never thought I would do so, but of course it helps to live alone. 2 green bags just about do it for me for most trips to the grocery store or Target.
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