Household Hints & Help
Related: About this forumsurplus plastic grocery bags .
i take mine to the local seinior center and give them to the lyons club . the club makes plastic benches out of them. i give my soda cans to my church to recycle as they have a account under their name .
Voltaire2
(14,715 posts)rzemanfl
(30,288 posts)Voltaire2
(14,715 posts)but glad to share.
we can do it
(12,775 posts)spinbaby
(15,199 posts)Because I shop mainly at Aldi with reusable bags, Ive had to resort to collecting bags from the neighbors to take care of litter scooping for 14 cats.
rzemanfl
(30,288 posts)AllaN01Bear
(23,047 posts)spinbaby
(15,199 posts)Eight of fourteen cats are from the neighborhood cat hoarder who died. He and his brotherwho is now in care with dementiahad twelve cats in deplorable conditions. Im working on getting them rehomed. Are you, by any chance, in the Pittsburgh area and in need of a cat?
rzemanfl
(30,288 posts)marble falls
(62,063 posts)we can do it
(12,775 posts)patphil
(6,951 posts)So far they've gotten 2 free benches made from the materials they collected, and they're still doing it.
You might want to have your local library, senior center, school, or other organization look into doing the same.
exboyfil
(18,000 posts)Great for Aldis, but I try to get to Aldis 2-3 times/week (resupply my Greek Yogurt and berries). I normally don't use more than two.
EYESORE 9001
(27,517 posts)but by then Id given them all names
JudyM
(29,517 posts)Thinking about the environmental cost of purchasing new trash bags now, which are thicker and larger than what we need. Weve started using paper bags but they dont fit and arent durable when they get damp. Happy about the new law, overall, of course!
MOMFUDSKI
(7,080 posts)left door under my sink. That is my garbage bag! Havent bought a garbage bag in forever. Waste of $$$
No Vested Interest
(5,196 posts)it is large enough & they're used fairly quickly for waste basket lining throughout the house.