Reuseable bags
This may appear to be a silly question, but it's the biggest reason why I don't use reuseable bags more often.
What do you do with milk/yoghurts/other food that's likely to make a mess if it spills into the reuseable bag? I currently put all of that sort of food into disposable plastic bags in order to avoid having my nice reuseable bags covered in spilled stuff.
Does lining reuseable bags with PVC work? Can hessian bags be washed?
I'm actually considering stocking up on bog standard plastic bags while they're still 'free' as there are lots of things I use them for (wrapping up food in the fridge, putting dirty boots/clothes in, rubbish bags for the living room/bedroom/bathroom bins etc.)
What do you do with milk/yoghurts/other food that's likely to make a mess if it spills into the reuseable bag? I currently put all of that sort of food into disposable plastic bags in order to avoid having my nice reuseable bags covered in spilled stuff.
Does lining reuseable bags with PVC work? Can hessian bags be washed?
I'm actually considering stocking up on bog standard plastic bags while they're still 'free' as there are lots of things I use them for (wrapping up food in the fridge, putting dirty boots/clothes in, rubbish bags for the living room/bedroom/bathroom bins etc.)
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What I'm wondering is what to use for a binliner if I don't use my old disposable bags. But I guess the answer to that is to take the whole bin to the larger bin for emptying, and wash the bin out every time.
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I can't help thinking I should just stop using binliners outright anyway, but there's bound to be a few cases where I don't quite manage to do that.
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