Using Old Food Wrappers As Bin Bags

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We still get the odd plastic bags whenever we can't avoid it, but the key is to moderate and reduce consumption as much as we can.

Life isn't what consumerism tell us to have, we don't have to buy bin liners just because the label says that it is for the bin. We can create our own lifestyle without depending on what's sold in the shops :-)

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  1. chirleymaria2@gmail.comJanuary 4, 2011 at 3:50 AM

    Aqui em Betim /MG - Brasil, praticamente TODO mundo faz isto que você disse com as sacolas que vem do supermercado. Estas sacolas são de plástico que se desintegra em poucos meses. Os sacos de plástico que são duráveis,como os de alimento, cortamos em tiras e fazemos novelos para reutilizar na técnica de crochê, produzindo bolsas, sandálias, tapetes...

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