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> It also quotes the old study that people barely ever reuse their reusable bags, when I think more people are far more well-aware now I agree, (anecdotally) e
by pfundstein 6y ago
> It also quotes the old study that people barely ever reuse their reusable bags, when I think more people are far more well-aware now
I agree, (anecdotally) every time I go to the supermarket I notice that the vast majority of people walking towards the supermarket are carrying reusable bags. This wasn't the case just a year ago when it'd be very rare to see even a single person bringing their own bags.
- WalterBright 6y agoI'd bring my paper bags back to the grocery store and fill them again, they'd usually last about 3 runs to the store before falling apart. Because of the pandemic now, though, the store doesn't want me to reuse the paper ones. But I'll resume once the pandemic is over.
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- xondono 6y agoWhile I agree that is much more common and the numbers of the study have changed, I'd like to see the actual tally. Pretty much everyone I ask (including myself) has way too many bags. I've got a full drawer of reusable bags, and it keeps growing. While I'm totally onboard with tote bags, you can't always plan when you'll be buying, so I don't see the disposable bag (maybe not plastic though) as being something that can be eliminated.