Things You'll Need:
- plastic grocery bags
- empty tissue boxes
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Step 1
Corral your plastic grocery bags by keeping them all together in one place. An empty tissue box makes an excellent plastic bag dispenser. It is just the right size to hold the bags you need under the bathroom sink, in the trunk of the car or in the laundry room.
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Step 2
Fill the first empty tissue box with plastic grocery bags, then start on the second. Do not let any plastic grocery bags escape. Every plastic grocery bag that enters your house should be placed into a tissue box unless it is immediate put to another useful purpose, such as lining a trash basket. Develop the habit of filling tissue boxes with plastic grocery bags.
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Step 3
Take extra tissue boxes containing your extra plastic grocery bags back to the grocery store and place them into the recycling container. The tissue box is easy to transport and no rogue bags can escape to float around in your vehicle or litter the highways.
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Step 4
Ask for paper grocery bags, or better yet, invest in canvas tote bags to carry your purchases and leave the plastic grocery bags at the store. There is no need for you to have to deal with this extra aggravation in your life.













