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> On Sat, 25 Mar 2017 09:00:34 -0700, "Cheri" >
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>>> I have a pile of those insulated bags for perishables and also a heap
>>> of plain canvas bags. But still I have groceries placed in plastic
>>> bags, prevents leakers from fercockting up my cloth bags, and also I
>>> use the plastic bags for used cat litter... and still I buy cartons of
>>> a thousand plastic bags for cat litter, BJs sells them a thousand for
>>> $9.99. Those plastic bags decompose rather quickly when exposed to
>>> the elements especially UV... I use several in my garden and at best
>>> they last three months in the sun.
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>>The canvas bags are easily laundered if they happen to get messy.
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>>Cheri
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> True but it's easier not to get them dirty. And the canvas bags leak
> too, I don't need milk or meat blood leaking in my car.


Wow, your milk is leaking? I have never had leaking milk so maybe I'm just
lucky. Don't your supermarkets put the plastic/paper towel blot thingie in
your meat packages so there isn't leaking blood from the product? I know one
store stopped doing it a few years ago, but started again after complaints.

Cheri