Aluminum foil reuse
#51
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This is me too -- if I can get to it before DH tosses it. I also wash plastic zip bags if they held bread.
#54
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'When I was growing up, my dad insisted we use only 4 sheets of toilet paper per bathroom visit. I absolutely ignored this, especially after I started menstruating.'
Peckish we must share a father. I have no idea how a man and decide how much toilet paper another person needs to do the job. I flat out refused to follow his edict.
Mum used to reuse foil. She does not any more, I think she stopped when she got rid of dad.
Reusing or using reusable grocery bags is a big deal here. I was at the grocery store one day and the woman ahead of me in line had brought in used plastic grocery bags to pack her groceries. One has obviously had meat that leaked in it, the stench was putrid.
I only reused plastic bags for poop patrol and cleaning the litter box.
I generally have cloth reusable bags to use when shopping and wash them regularly.
Food safety is worth more to me than saving a few pennies.
Peckish we must share a father. I have no idea how a man and decide how much toilet paper another person needs to do the job. I flat out refused to follow his edict.
Mum used to reuse foil. She does not any more, I think she stopped when she got rid of dad.
Reusing or using reusable grocery bags is a big deal here. I was at the grocery store one day and the woman ahead of me in line had brought in used plastic grocery bags to pack her groceries. One has obviously had meat that leaked in it, the stench was putrid.
I only reused plastic bags for poop patrol and cleaning the litter box.
I generally have cloth reusable bags to use when shopping and wash them regularly.
Food safety is worth more to me than saving a few pennies.
#57
That is what I mostly use, couldn't agree with you more about the hygiene factor, When I make soup I even portion if out into my glass soup bowls and freeze them, they are ones that have plastic lids but they are dishwasher proof perfect IMO.
#60
I reuse whatever I can...money doesn't grow on trees you have to save where you can if it can be reused again then that's what we do. My kids don't understand things like that cause kids nowadays are so wasteful....growing up in the 30/40's you couldn't afford tin foil anyway....it's a treat now. I wash off freezer bags also. Waste not....want not.
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