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Frugal and Energy Efficient Living

drmeow

(5,570 posts) Sat Jan 8, 2022, 06:40 PM Jan 2022

Replacing grocery totes [View all]

My collection of 20+ year old cotton totes are starting to fall apart and become unusable. I'd like to replace them with some recycled plastic totes. Any recommendations?

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Replacing grocery totes [View all] drmeow Jan 2022 OP

An Odd Possibility wyn borkins Jan 2022 #1

Technically, the ones I'm using now drmeow Jan 2022 #4

Recycle old clothes and sheets. Everyone has a ton of fabric TreasonousBastard Jan 2022 #2

I used up my old sheets drmeow Jan 2022 #5

You can get them by donating to WWF or Audubon. Those and Sierra Club keep me well supplied. sinkingfeeling Jan 2022 #3

What An Excellent Suggestion wyn borkins Jan 2022 #8

I didn't know that. Thank you. dameatball Jan 2022 #9

I love these and they're easily washed Wahyee Jan 2022 #6

Thanks! drmeow Jan 2022 #7

The design is similar to the flimsier plastic bags Wahyee Jan 2022 #11

I've been using self check because of COVID drmeow Jan 2022 #12

Kind of like the ones from Sierra Club, only theirs are prettier. They do fit the stands in sinkingfeeling Jan 2022 #10

good to know drmeow Jan 2022 #13

I put everything in backpacks, bins, and recycled paper or plastic bags jmbar2 Jan 2022 #14

Do you have an Ikea near you? SeattleVet Jan 2022 #15

Nearest Ikea is 2 hours away drmeow Jan 2022 #16