Gee Gran of 6 I thought the other thread was funny. I know my DH would love the bag you made--it would be easier to de-poop the yard with yours since it has handles LOL. That is the ultimate in recycling dog food bags.
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Rhonda -- if you love advertising graphics, you would probably enjoy the current fabric grocery totes my local food store is selling fo 50 cents each! They feature mascots from cereal (i.e. Tony the Tiger, Toucan, etc). :lol:
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Cute bag. Too bad about the smell. I was thumbing through the latest I think Better Homes and Gardens quilt magazine today and they showed a bag made from a dog food bag. I didn't read the article but maybe they had a clue on how to de-stink it.
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I kind of liked the idea when I saw it in a magazine. I was wondering if you washed it really well and cut off the bottom part that has the heavy seams, it might take away the greasiness and smell. Personally I would just cut it long enough to have a cute picture of the dog, forget thee advertising. You could use it to carry your doggie's supplies on a trip or a picnic... Just a thought. I'm going to give it a try as soon as I have some extra time on my hands...LOL
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Charcoal briskets takes odors out too. Put a small baggie (with holes) of them in the dog food bag (after it is clean) & let it set for a few days
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Wash in vineager water to cut the grease.
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Originally Posted by raptureready
Maybe there are just some things that are NOT meant to be recycle---- old underwear, used toothbrushes, and dog food bags. LOL
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I've done this with a couple of rice bags. Yes, we buy rice in 25 lb. sacks.
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Originally Posted by DebraK
I've done this with a couple of rice bags. Yes, we buy rice in 25 lb. sacks.
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