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To: SevenofNine

You are right the law goes into effect in California in July. All ready in some stores you can buy a cloth type bag which for food markets they are unsafe to reuse unless washed each time. Got one and washed and it was destroyed.

Desided since I reuse the plastic ones for trash, I decided to purchase a lot at Amazon. I will use them until the trash police inspect each trash can to see if they are used. Then I’m sure I will be fined and they will no longer pick up my trash.

ISN’T COMMUNISM FUN?????????


13 posted on 01/17/2015 10:22:29 AM PST by Logical me
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To: Logical me
Desided since I reuse the plastic ones for trash, I decided to purchase a lot at Amazon. I will use them until the trash police inspect each trash can to see if they are used. Then I’m sure I will be fined and they will no longer pick up my trash.

My current plan is as follows (California.) My local grocery store I believe will be happy to sell me a dozen or so rolls of their plastic bags (several thousand?)

That should be enough to wait for things to shake out.
For many years I have recycled plastic bags for dog and kitty litterbox refuse. I can't imagine, even the damaged bureaucratic mind would require me to use paper bags instead, which make odor control pretty much imposssile (and inherently unhealthy.)

34 posted on 01/17/2015 10:56:12 AM PST by publius911 (Formerly Publius6961)
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To: Logical me

There is report we try get back on ballot for next year there might vote on it


38 posted on 01/17/2015 11:26:06 AM PST by SevenofNine (We are Freepers, all your media bases belong to us ,resistance is futile)
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To: Logical me

they are unsafe to reuse unless washed each time


My Sister lives in ultra green (& hypocritical) Seattle. She’;s middle of the road, politically, not a radical lefty, but obviously further down the spectrum than yours truly. Literally, on her street, if you are SEEN unloading groceries in plastic bags, you will get “the look”. She has two youngsters, and made a spur of the moment trip to the supermarket, when she found herself with 20 minutes to spare. When she got home with a load of sustainable, organic, yadda yadda ya groceries, two different neighbors commented on her choice of (plastic) bags.

At any rate, the point of this post is to share a bit of knowledge to those of us trapped behind enemy lines (full disclosure-Californian, here). She has a squirt bottle that she fills 30% bleach, 70% water, and after a trip with her “green” bags, she turns them inside out, and squirts them with the mixture (meat, vegetable bags, etc, not dry or canned goods). She swears by it.

SIGH.... Remember when this was a free country ?


45 posted on 01/17/2015 12:02:51 PM PST by jttpwalsh
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To: Logical me

I have been saving every bag that comes into the house. When those run out if I have to I’ll buy them from somewhere else. The grocery store and/or state will never get one dime out of me for bags.


67 posted on 01/17/2015 3:23:32 PM PST by sheana
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