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2. 10 Reusable Items Frugal People Always Buy - AOL

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   Cloth Grocery Bags Some grocery stores charge you for every bag you use, but if you’re buying a lot of groceries, this just means you’re spending more money. That’s why frugal people opt for ...

3. Reusable shopping bag - Wikipedia

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   Most U.S. grocery store customers do not bring their own bags, and many reusable bags go unused by customers, according to a 2008 article in the Wall Street Journal. [12] In 2009, Walmart Stores proposed turning three California stores into reusable-bag-only stores. [13] Concurrently, Walmart was prepared to introduce a $0.15 reusable bag.

4. Plastic shopping bag - Wikipedia

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   Some large store chains have banned plastic shopping bags such as Whole Foods in the U.S. [37] and IKEA in the U.S. and the U.K. [38] Heavy-duty plastic shopping bags are suitable for reuse as reusable shopping bags. Lighter weight bags are often reused as trash bags or to pick up pet feces. All types of plastic shopping bag can be recycled ...

5. Skip plastic bags for good — use these $12 reusable (and ...

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   Baggu's reusable totes are lightweight, roomy and fold up into a tiny pouch that you can toss into any bag. Skip plastic bags for good — use these $12 reusable (and sturdy!) totes instead [Video ...

6. Skip plastic bags for good — use these $12 reusable (and ...

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   New York City’s plastic bag ban took effect March 2, 2020, which means I’ve been using my favorite reusable Baggu bags for all my errands ever since, and I won’t use any other type of bag.

7. Plastic bag - Wikipedia

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   A large number of cities and counties have banned the use of plastic bags by grocery stores or introduced a minimum charge. In September 2014, California became the first state to pass a law banning their use, but the ban contained what has since been called a loophole, allowing supermarkets to provide thicker plastic bags as "reusable" bags at ...