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Re: Plastic Bags

Postby JoM » 21 Jan 2018, 21:00

They're lovely to carry aren't they Saundra :)
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Re: Plastic Bags

Postby saundra » 21 Jan 2018, 21:46

Yes they are better than a designer handbag :lol:
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Re: Plastic Bags

Postby meriad » 22 Jan 2018, 09:30

We have our office groceries delivered by Tesco and do have the order with bags and pay the extra 40p for it. And it is quite odd how they pack; sometimes there will be 1 large item in a bag and 10 small items loose. I take the bags home and use them as bin liners and give some to my brother and he uses them for dog poop collection in the garden (Bella will not poop out on walks - sorry TMI :) ) Good thing with Tesco bags is that they are made of recycled materials and I'm sure I've read somewhere that they are degradable.

When I do my own shopping I always use my own bags; cannot think the last time I needed to buy a bag in the shops
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Re: Plastic Bags

Postby JoM » 22 Jan 2018, 11:41

:lol: Just going off topic slightly but Billy's the same! On the very very very rare occasion that he needs to go while we're out and he's off lead, he finds somewhere secluded :lol: but he was a pup when I last had to clean up after him on the street.
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