I love zip lock bags. And what better than one that is foil and pretty much moisture proof? Now, I am not touting any brand name "anything". But, I get these cat food bags at the dollar tree. They are great for keeping moist towelettes, emergency first aid items, pet treats, cds/dvds for the kids, and just about anything you don't want to get wet (or in the case of the towels, dry out).
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They're also great to use for smelly - messy things that you don't want, uncovered in your trash basket.
I thought I was the only one who did this. I love these bags! I take a pair of scissors and cut the foil down to the "zip" then round of the corners so they aren't so...poinky.
if you want to "priss them all up" a little contact paper would do the trick !
Well, duh! Wish I had thought of this one. What a great idea!
I use the paper bags that some products come in for my recycled paper stuff. I can just put bag and all in recycling.
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I have re-used the plastic liners from cereal boxes, crackers, etc. for several years. Thanks for a way to recycle these bags. I always get good ideas from this site.
I reuse my plastic and foil bags for: Marinade bag, Freeze leftovers for camping trips, produce bags at the grocery store, lunch bag packaging, and doggie poop pick up bags.
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