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if my state banned them i'd just buy them online and use them; paper bags are not great, reusable bags are ok, but i use plastic bags for other things after usi
by beanjuiceII 3y ago
if my state banned them i'd just buy them online and use them; paper bags are not great, reusable bags are ok, but i use plastic bags for other things after using them for groceries so i'd rather just use plastic bags unless they can bring the cost of reusable bags way down
- gnicholas 3y agoJust to clarify, do you mean thin so-called single use bags, or heavy bags that are intended to be reusable? I've never thought about buying and bringing "single use" bags to the store (I'm sure I'd get strange looks if I did), but I would reuse them for trash like I do with the bags they sell now. It would probably result in less plastic used, compared to the heavy bags they currently sell.
- smileysteve 3y agoI bring the "not quite single use" bags that are common in beach areas or now home delivery back every time. I probably get 20+ uses out of them before I recycle them at the store. This along with a backpack I've had for 30 years.
- beanjuiceII 3y agothin single use bags is what I meant yes