Subj : Minced Garlic
To   : Nancy Backus
From : Barry Martin
Date : Thu Jan 30 2020 15:38:00


Hi Nancy!

 BM>> I wonder if that was part of the original design intent?!  Probably
 BM>> more as a holder of the AAA items to keep them from sliding out of
 BM>> reach of the driver.
 NB>> At one point (probably decades ago now), AAA was suggesting that the
 NB>> bags could be reused as car trash bags... I've been using them as such
 NB>> for a long time now... when the bag gets full, it goes into the trash
 NB>> bin, and I set up another one... :) I always have plenty of them... ;)
 BM> From my apartment days I have a pair of metal holders: clip over the
 BM> side of a trash can and the other holds a plastic grocery sac by its
 BM> handles: sac lines the trash can and stays in position.  (The trash
 BM> container is tall, much taller than the smaller version where the
 BM> trash bag folds over the top.)
 NB> In CT and NYS, there are recently gone into effect bans on those
 NB> plastic grocery sacks... none in the stores any more.... Applies
 NB> also to the retail stores, too...

Here it's difficult to get the paper sacs.  Well, the full-sized ones; 
the 'lunch bag' sized ones are common.  The credit union had a shred 
event a couple months ago and wanted the to-be-shredded items in paper 
bags, preferably no boxes; we did scrounge up from our 'collection' but 
that's running very low.  



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