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Foregoing Practicing to Post Minor Deity |
I would wash my canvas bags if someone could tell me how to wash them so they wouldn't shrink. The heavy plastic ones I just wipe down inside and out with a sponge every once in a while.
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What Life? |
whenever anything leaks, which happens rarely.
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Has Achieved Nirvana |
More about what's banned.
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/2...ndard-for-world.html
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Minor Deity |
I played in the salon today, it was ok but could have gone better. Missed a few big chords that I really wanted to get. But I'll get a chance to play it again at an open house in May. So I came home and made a shopping bag. Pockets on each side, fully lined. I bought enough fabric to make two more bags. Patterned fabrics by Kaffe Fasset and the black print which gives an air of suede is from Moda.
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That's great! (Although it only works for produce grown in a climate that is conducive to banana plants.) And then there's the fact that we need plants to recycle carbon dioxide, so, the more we cut down, the greater the CO2 problem becomes. The real, long-term problem is that the planet cannot sustain unlimited growth of the human population. Although the drop in the birth rate in first world countries is a promising development. | |||
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Pinta & the Santa Maria Has Achieved Nirvana |
You can buy these lightweight reusable net bags for your produce. They work great and add no measurable weight/cost to your purchases. | |||
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It looks as if the banana-leaf stuff is prepackaged in the factory. Much like the plastic bags of veggies here. | |||
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(self-titled) semi-posting lurker Minor Deity |
Nobody picked up on Jon's question about washing reusable shopping bags. I read one of those studies about all the germs and bacteria found in cloth shopping bags, such as e coli. I am very much in favor of eliminating single-use plastics (and I always have a reusable water bottle with me, whether I'm going to work or to the airport) but the limited options for sanitizing grocery store bags is a concern for me.
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Pinta & the Santa Maria Has Achieved Nirvana |
I have never washed a shopping bag in my life, and I'm still alive. This strikes me as a solution in search of a problem. | |||
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(self-titled) semi-posting lurker Minor Deity |
yes, I suppose you have a point. On the other hand, how long have you been using reusable shopping bags? Also, aren't outbreaks of e coli etc. increasing? And I don't mean to imply that any increase is because of reusable shopping bags, but rather, if changes in farming/agricultural practices are changing (and that's what's causing the increase) don't we need to be more careful, not less, about how we deal with groceries?
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Has Achieved Nirvana |
Cloth bags are washable, I imagine. We could even get some with a WTF logo. https://www.discountmugs.com/p...f9Sl3mxoCHjoQAvD_BwE | |||
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Has Achieved Nirvana |
“They say smoking kills you bit my grandpa smoked 2 packs a day of pall mall straights and lived to 95.”
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Another clever product: Biodegradable 6 pack rings
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I wash shopping bags when something leaks therefore very rarely. If the bag is damp from condensation, I let it air dry. I wash produce before using it regardless of source or method of transport. We've been using re-useable bags for at least 3 years but closer to 5, I think. Should plastic wrap for meat be banned, I 'might' dedicate a shopping bag to meat transport, but I dont remember much leakage from childhood when the butcher wrapped the meat in waxed brown paper. Mad skillz that guy had.
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