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To: Darren McCarty

Reusable bags are a great way to spread germs from the cart to the conveyor belt at the checkout, to your car trunk, to the kitchen counter. Excellent cross-contamination potential now exists with the supermarket as the nexus.


21 posted on 06/03/2016 11:03:43 PM PDT by Flick Lives (One should not attend even the end of the world without a good breakfast. -- Heinlein)
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To: Flick Lives

So, you put your reusable bag on the conveyor belt? Why would anyone do that?

Darwin award!


22 posted on 06/03/2016 11:07:14 PM PDT by Concentrate (ex-texan was right. And Always Right was wrong, which is why we lost the election.)
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To: Flick Lives

>> Reusable bags are a great way to spread germs

bacteria, bugs, micro-organisms...

Yup, the idiots are in charge.


26 posted on 06/04/2016 12:21:43 AM PDT by Gene Eric (Don't be a statist!)
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To: Flick Lives

If I remember correctly, there was a study done years ago on reusable bags that found them to be breeding grounds for harmful bacteria. How many times do you purchase meat in packages that leak blood? Add to that the occasional leaking milk carton and whatever else is available and the bags turn into a Petrie dish of bacteria just waiting for your next purchase.

The solution is to find a use for old bags. Then people will be more inclined to properly dispose of them. In communities where I have lived, grocery stores promoted and provided for bag collection.


32 posted on 06/04/2016 4:33:39 AM PDT by Boomer One ( ToUsesn)
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