Reusing your shopping bags...
Reusing your shopping bags...
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tonyvid

Original Poster:

9,884 posts

263 months

Tuesday 2nd February 2010
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Great. Saves the planet, kittens get to see sunrises everyday and the sky is full of perfect little petals blowing in the warm breeze.

Didn't save my £8.50 bottle of red though, did it? I'd have a glass of wine to chill if is wasn't all over the fking carpark now.

Grrrr furiouscurse

Slikk

2,135 posts

263 months

Tuesday 2nd February 2010
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Lucky it was only a cheap bottle, eh?

Scott330ci

18,210 posts

221 months

Tuesday 2nd February 2010
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You shouldn't chill red wine.

HTH

nonuts

15,855 posts

249 months

Tuesday 2nd February 2010
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rofl nice to see the replies were as expected!

Eddh

4,656 posts

212 months

Tuesday 2nd February 2010
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I use them as bin liners smile

tonyvid

Original Poster:

9,884 posts

263 months

Tuesday 2nd February 2010
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Slikk said:
Lucky it was only a cheap bottle, eh?
That is so PH, it was for er....cooking!

Podie

46,646 posts

295 months

Tuesday 2nd February 2010
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Mention it to customer services and they replace them quite often wink

soad

34,198 posts

196 months

Tuesday 2nd February 2010
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Eddh said:
I use them as bin liners smile
Me too, done it for years.

KaraK

13,635 posts

229 months

Tuesday 2nd February 2010
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These days give how thin new bags from supermarkets you are definately safer re-using older thicker ones. Either that or just double bag the cheap plonk.


tonyvid

Original Poster:

9,884 posts

263 months

Tuesday 2nd February 2010
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Podie said:
Mention it to customer services and they replace them quite often wink
That's a thought - might be tempted to stuff the bag up their personal refuse chute though!



soad said:
Eddh said:
I use them as bin liners smile
Me too, done it for years.
Me to0 and might go back to using a whole lot more now. M+S charged me 5p for a micron thick bag the other day, it could barely cope with a bottle when new!

ewenm

28,506 posts

265 months

Tuesday 2nd February 2010
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soad said:
Eddh said:
I use them as bin liners smile
Me too, done it for years.
I use them for separating the recycling. For shopping we use the jute/canvas bags as (as per the OP) the plastic ones aren't that reliable...

Oh, and you may need to chill red wine, depending on how warm your particular room temperature is... wink

tonyvid

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9,884 posts

263 months

Tuesday 2nd February 2010
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Scott330ci said:
You shouldn't chill red wine.

HTH
It was me that needs the chilling biggrin

pokethepope

2,666 posts

208 months

Tuesday 2nd February 2010
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Thats why if you re-use bags, you buy the re-useable ones...

tonyvid

Original Poster:

9,884 posts

263 months

Tuesday 2nd February 2010
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pokethepope said:
Thats why if you re-use bags, you buy the re-useable ones...
ok, ok! tongue out

jeff m

4,066 posts

278 months

Tuesday 2nd February 2010
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I prefer my cheap red in a brown paper bag so I can sit on the floor outside the supermarket and drink it. I often get thrown enough coins for another bottle.

Edited by jeff m on Tuesday 2nd February 14:53

escargot

17,122 posts

237 months

Tuesday 2nd February 2010
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Scott330ci said:
You shouldn't chill red wine.

HTH
Wrong.

Some reds can benefit from a little chilling, Beaujolais for example.

'HTH'

Edited by escargot on Tuesday 2nd February 15:15

Jonny671

29,724 posts

209 months

Tuesday 2nd February 2010
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KaraK said:
These days give how thin new bags from supermarkets you are definately safer re-using older thicker ones. Either that or just double bag the cheap plonk.
I was at Tesco yesterday and they said they've run out of normal bags and only have bags that you'd usually get from the Pharmacy section.. Useless.

She handily had a large amount of those 10p each bags for life though, ey!

jagracer

8,248 posts

256 months

Tuesday 2nd February 2010
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I use them for picking up dog st when I take them out. I do however find it a chore washing them afterwards. laugh

Shaw Tarse

31,819 posts

223 months

Tuesday 2nd February 2010
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jagracer said:
I use them for picking up dog st when I take them out. I do however find it a chore washing them afterwards. laugh
Washing machine, I'd imagine at a low temp?