I like your ideas, except for the first one. Using plastic bags for making a kite runs the risk of the plastic blowing into a waterway and causing havoc with the environment. Even if it gets stuck in a tree it could cause trouble for wildlife.
I mainly reuse mine for shopping and as produce bags, and sort my recyclables into them each week for collection. I have big cloth totes but I also take plastic bags every time I shop. Once you get in the habit it's easy to remember. I keep some in the car and most of them by the door.
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I like your ideas, except
Submitted by Johanna on January 11, 2008 - 18:56.
I like your ideas, except for the first one. Using plastic bags for making a kite runs the risk of the plastic blowing into a waterway and causing havoc with the environment. Even if it gets stuck in a tree it could cause trouble for wildlife.
I mainly reuse mine for shopping and as produce bags, and sort my recyclables into them each week for collection. I have big cloth totes but I also take plastic bags every time I shop. Once you get in the habit it's easy to remember. I keep some in the car and most of them by the door.