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Mon, Jun 30 2008

Reusable Bag Feature Round Up

Our month-long June theme was the hefty topic of reusable shopping bags. We blogged and blogged bags, and yet there’s so much more we could have blogged. Bags are a big deal. We’ll likely revisit this feature at some point. If you missed any bag goodness, here’s a round-up of all things reusable bags…

The BYOB challenge:

Reusable bag basics and overcoming issues:

Get your own bag:

The why of reusable bags vs. disposable:

Bags for kids!:

Other reusable bag ideas:

Holy smokes – now that’s a lot of bags. Can you imagine if I went through and found all the bag posts we’ve ever done since this blog started? Wow. I’ll most likely be adding this round-up to the sidebar pages, so later you can find these posts again if you like.

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    821 days ago
    Plastics are so darn eco-friendly : Blisstree - Family, Health, Home and Lifestyles

    [...] Plastic bag recycling rates aren’t so hot either. Plastic bag recycling rates are abysmally low all over the world. Not to mention that it takes an estimated 12 million barrels of oil to make the 100 billion plastic shopping bags we go through annually in the U.S. alone. [...]

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    1066 days ago
    Plastic supermarket bags ban : Blisstree - Family, Health, Home and Lifestyles

    [...] you should do – start learning more about your reusable bag options asap. You can always go with store brand reusable bags, but with few exceptions, these bags seem to [...]

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    1097 days ago
    Why use reusable grocery bags : Blisstree - Family, Health, Home and Lifestyles

    [...] good bags, not store brand bags that will bust up sooner rather than later. See some amazing bag options or read Cute Bag Designs for the Picky if you happen to be, well, [...]

  4. By esther

    loved all the links, thank you so much for all this work, I am definatly “steal” some of your ideas!