The GOOD The BAD & The UGLY

I'm sure we are all aware of the recent eco-friendly grocery bags craze sweeping through America.


The BAD & The UGLY

But have you ever thought about why we should decrease the number of plastic bags we consume each year? The answer is HERE.


The GOOD

Besides the fact that these eco-friendly bags are helping to save mother nature, you can also rest assure that you can do this in STYLE! I recommend www.reusablebags.com.

Now, I admit, once-in-a-while I forget to grab my "friendly bags" (as I call them) from my trunk before I enter the grocery store. So, if you find your stash of plastic bags growing, consider these creative options before you throw them away (or recycle them at Albertsons or Walmart):

1. 1. Tiny Trashcan Liner
2. Doggy Duty
3. Water Balloon
4. Roadtrip Rubbish
5. Soggy Laundry
6. Ice Pack for Head Lump
7. Toiletry Tote
8. Kitty Litter Liner
9. Tomorrow’s Lunchbag
10. Care Package Padding
11. Knee Pads while gardening or changing a tire (to protect the pant)
12. Makeshift Rain Hat
13. Easy Kitchen Clean Up (while peeling fruits and veggies)
14. Wrapping Paper
15. Wet Umbrella Holders
16. Planter Fillers (for large pots)

Click HERE for more info on the above.

Please let me know if you have any more ideas or tips on plastic bags!