Paper, plastic, or cloth?

[civilspouse]

Paper, plastic, or cloth?

[MENTION=985]spotty_dog[/MENTION] I got these ones a few months ago and have been happy with them so far. They have a different set with multiple sizes if you’d prefer. The checkout people seem ok with them because they are easy to see through. I just keep them inside my reusable bags I’m bringing into the store.


https://www.amazon.com/Earthwise-Reu...8888486&sr=8-2

I’d never thought of washing my bags. I’m sure mine are gross.



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[spotty_dog]

[MENTION=985]spotty_dog[/MENTION] I got these ones a few months ago and have been happy with them so far. They have a different set with multiple sizes if you’d prefer. The checkout people seem ok with them because they are easy to see through. I just keep them inside my reusable bags I’m bringing into the store.


https://www.amazon.com/Earthwise-Reu...8888486&sr=8-2

I’d never thought of washing my bags. I’m sure mine are gross.

Thanks for the rec!!

DH saw me sniffing our Chico bags recently and was shocked when I admitted that yes, I do feel the need to toss them in the wash when they get funky. I have never ever washed any of our other grocery bags tho, the woven-style or the plastic-lined ones. I've heard that it's a reason that some checkers have resisted the move to reusable. They're not cool with bags that sit in the communal cart, sit on a household floor of unknown cleanliness, etc. then go on to the same belt with the produce that not everybody washes or with the possibly leaking meat products...I dunno.

[SoonerTexan]

ooo I want those produce sacks!

I actually have the bags sitting in my car (or did for awhile) and ALWAYS forgot to bring them in. Honestly, I wouldn't mind a bag ban because then the checkers will stick more than 2 items in a bag and I wont have to carry 25 tiny bags into the house.

[TulipsAndSunscreen]

ooo I want those produce sacks!

I actually have the bags sitting in my car (or did for awhile) and ALWAYS forgot to bring them in. Honestly, I wouldn't mind a bag ban because then the checkers will stick more than 2 items in a bag and I wont have to carry 25 tiny bags into the house.

I often forget mine too but I just ask the checker to load the produce loose back in my cart and I load up the bags when I get to the car. They think I’m insane but it works great. Also I stack produce in empty car seats if the tiny people aren’t with me.


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[rufflesanddots]

ooo I want those produce sacks!

I actually have the bags sitting in my car (or did for awhile) and ALWAYS forgot to bring them in. Honestly, I wouldn't mind a bag ban because then the checkers will stick more than 2 items in a bag and I wont have to carry 25 tiny bags into the house.

Walmart is the WORST at this

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[spotty_dog]

Walmart is the WORST at this

I thought it was only my Walmart. Eesh.

[PrincessFiona]

ooo I want those produce sacks!

I actually have the bags sitting in my car (or did for awhile) and ALWAYS forgot to bring them in. Honestly, I wouldn't mind a bag ban because then the checkers will stick more than 2 items in a bag and I wont have to carry 25 tiny bags into the house.

So true about the two items in a bag. I also put things on the belt in a specific way so that like things are bagged together. It never works. I’ll get a frozen item and socks. Of course, the Walmart bags are so thin that they probably can’t fill them with much.

Speaking of Walmart, Thomas and I were there last night and we watched a man rob the store. He took a tv, electronics, pillows, and blankets.

Kris


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[SoonerTexan]

I used to ask for paper because I'd always end up with 5-6 instead of 20. I need to do that again.