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(@darrensurrey)
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In years to come, you'll need a licence to reproduce, to minimise your carbon footprint. 😉

Now I will have to buy binliners to be used ONCE rather than have shopping bags used TWICE. Nice move.


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sunanda
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In years to come, you'll need a licence to reproduce, to minimise your carbon footprint. 😉

Oh come on, Darren!:rolleyes:

Now I will have to buy binliners to be used ONCE rather than have shopping bags used TWICE. Nice move.

Using plastic bags twice rather than once still doesn't help the environment. Unless they're degradable bags. Are they?


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(@darrensurrey)
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So what do you line your bins with?


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sunanda
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So what do you line your bins with?

Good heavens, what a quick reply. Well, Speedy Gonzalez:), I use recycled black bin bags but - eeek - I don't know if they're degradable so this pot might be calling your kettle black!!!!:(

xx


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(@graham_1611053198)
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Plastic carrier bags were banned in Ireland years ago - dont think they missed them after a while! One small supermarket was saving over £10k per year by not having to give them away! I wonder if Tesco would pass on the savings to the customer or if they would just hold on to the money and put it into their global domination fund?


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