jmcquown wrote:

> Julia Altshuler wrote:
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>>jmcquown wrote:
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>>>What non-food items would someone buy in a grocery store? I can't
>>>think of anything. May I ask what your observations have been?
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>>
>>The non-food items that I regularly buy at the supermarket/grocery
>>store include:
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>>aluminum foil
>>dish soap
>>dishwasher detergent
>
> (snippety dog food/kibble )
>
>>kleenex
>>laundry detergent
>>newspaper
>>paper towels
>>plastic garbage bags
>>plastic wrap
>>sanitary supplies
>>shampoo
>>soap
>>sponges
>>toilet paper.
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>>
>>I suppose, if you want to get technical, the dog food is still a food
>>product. There are probably a dozen more, but those came to mind.
>>
>>
>>--Lia
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>
> Ah! I buy those non-food items at the dollar store, as well. Much cheaper!

I do, too, now, but I didn't always. And some things
that I prefer they don't have at the dollar store - like
Puffs Plus in the large boxes, or the right kind of Bounty
Paper Towels. I started going to the Dollar General about
5 years ago. I get a lot of stuff there that I used to
get at the supermarket.

Kate


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Kate Connally
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Goldfish: “The wholesome snack that smiles back,
Until you bite their heads off.”
What if the hokey pokey really *is* what it's all about?