Do you wash or throw your eco-bag?
@cacay1 (84631)
Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
June 6, 2023 9:44pm CST
I do not throw the eco bag unless already looks ugly
. I am washing them after using them. Prices of commodities are getting higher and we need to save every single penny. Money does not fly to our wallets, we need to sweat out.
It is also very easy to wash them. For many years now, using cellophane in shopping was banned. It causes clogging in the canals. There are homeowners who lack manners. they just throw the cellophane anywhere and when the flood comes, they clogged the exits of the flood causing flood. The replacements are paper bags and eco bags. But if buy meat, fish, canned goods, paper bags cannot hold them
the items surely fall on the floor.LOL.
What about you, do you keep or threw your eco-bags?
The image shown here is the eco-bags I washed this day.



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@MarieCoyle (43526)
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7 Jun 23
I use my cloth bags over and over. I wash them all the time, hang them to dry, always. We do not need to be using all of this plastic, enough is enough. We throw way too much stuff away. I'm an advocate for the cloth bags. After I wash and dry them, they go right back in the car for the next trip.
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@cacay1 (84631)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
7 Jun 23
@MarieCoyle, that's true, they're not easily ruin.
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@cacay1 (84631)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
7 Jun 23
@MarieCoyle very good girl hehe. They're also durable kind of bag.
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@MarieCoyle (43526)
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7 Jun 23
@cacay1
They are so much stronger than paper or plastic bags. I always use them.
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@astutimeliana723 (4690)
• Indonesia
7 Jun 23
It's great when money flies and comes into our wallets. LOL Yes, I always do the same thing with you, even I always go around with a not too big backpack. Sometimes when shopping I forget to bring my eco bag, I put it in my backpack. Sometimes I just hold it with both hands. Instead of having to spend money to buy another eco bag. How can I save more, right? LOL



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@astutimeliana723 (4690)
• Indonesia
7 Jun 23
@cacay1 Yes, sometimes I am forgot. But I always bring my backpack. 

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@cacay1 (84631)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
7 Jun 23
@astutimeliana723, that's also good5 make sure to keep the receipts 

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@AmbiePam (97883)
• United States
7 Jun 23
I still use the plastic bags my grocery store provides, but then I recycle them; they never go in the trash. Some places have banned them, and eventually my state will ban them too. I'm also totally fine with that. I'll just go buy some eco bags whenever my state decides plastic bags should no longer be allowed.
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@AmbiePam (97883)
• United States
7 Jun 23
@cacay1 Yes, I have heard that in some places it is dire that plastic not be used. I don't buy plastic bags, I would never spend money on plastic bags. Spending money on a plastic bag would make no sense when a cloth bag lasts much longer. The grocery store uses the plastic bags to put your groceries in; they are FREE. Since they are free, after I have used them, I recycle them so they can never be used to hurt the planet. I am not going to spend money on anything until I have to. When plastic bags are eventually banned, I will then have to buy an eco bag. Until then, I will stick for what is absolutely free. It is unwise for me to spend money when I don't have to, and at the same time, am not hurting the planet.
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@ptrikha_2 (47827)
• India
7 Jun 23
We do have such bags which we take for grocery shopping.
Most of these we keep, but rest we sometimes use and throw.
Now we do try to keep the maximum that we can.
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@ptrikha_2 (47827)
• India
7 Jun 23
@cacay1
Yes rather than adding quickly to the landfills!
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@allknowing (145149)
• India
7 Jun 23
We have a very efficient garbage collection service that collects dry and wet garbage separately.
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@allknowing (145149)
• India
7 Jun 23
@cacay1 We have to thank the government for making this arrangement here.
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@cacay1 (84631)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
7 Jun 23
@allknowing that's a very good thing to follow.
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@cacay1 (84631)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
7 Jun 23
@allknowing , there are many toxic people here, frigid, who never care about the environment and mother nature. They just want to satisfy their desires instantly without thinking of the bad consequences of throwing cellphones anywhere especially on the canals.
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@RebeccasFarm (94538)
• Arvada, Colorado
7 Jun 23
I keep mine ..I dont need to wash them they are material that is not washable.
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@cacay1 (84631)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
8 Jun 23
@RebeccasFarm.at home, we wash. We soak them in liquid soap to make them so clean.
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@cacay1 (84631)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
8 Jun 23
@Butterfingers , also here people keep them and will throw them if not anymore useful.
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@zhangxueying (3363)
• China
7 Jun 23
We have plastic bags as well as eco-friendly bags
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@cacay1 (84631)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
8 Jun 23
@zhangxueying, at least you're not banned to use plastic bags.
@Beestring (15324)
• Hong Kong
7 Jun 23
I use eco bags for sometime and then I buy a new one. Cannot put them in the dryer and no place to hang them.
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@cacay1 (84631)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
8 Jun 23
@Beestring
, it is also good to buy a new one. It looks so good if new.

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