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Originally Posted by kristen0112
You girls crack me up who smells their dog food bags after they are empty? I am picturing all of you sticking your noses into your dog food bag after its empty like somehow it didn't smell before when the food was in it??? Ha ha ha.
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I used to mail odd items unwrapped just for fun. Had a friend that did the same. The only piece that didn't make it through the mail was a slice of tree bark. The smallest thing I sent was a piece of paper the size of an address label. It was an address label and it got through fine.
I love the idea of using food bags for pooh. Thanks for that.
I love the idea of using food bags for pooh. Thanks for that.
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Originally Posted by grann of 6
Most post offices want to be able to read the label easily, so request you wrap printed packages in brown paper. At least mine does.
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This idea ROCKS !!! What a great way to 1)get rid of that smell, 2) get rid of the crumbs and 3) have a clean envelope for mailing....
Originally Posted by oatw13
If you did this, I would turn it inside out. That way the smell that is trapped on the inside, along with any residue from the food, wouldn't get on the contents of your package.
I would think it would stand up to the abuse of the USPS.
I would think it would stand up to the abuse of the USPS.
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Never thought of that. I do use them for trash bags in the breezeway where we store the dogs food. But it I save one more thing for recycling my DD will throw me out. I had to get rid of a bunch of stuff I was saving for IF I ever get around to dyeing fabric.
Smell-- wash and febreeze or wash with vinegar?
Smell-- wash and febreeze or wash with vinegar?
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I am new to posting here but I also saw the pattern for the dog food bag tote. You do have to turn the bag inside out and wash/dry before using. Don't know if I can include a link but here it is (if it goes through). We dog people would probably like this!!!
http://www.allfreecrafts.com/recycli...bag-tote.shtml
http://www.allfreecrafts.com/recycli...bag-tote.shtml
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Originally Posted by janRN
Here's the ultimate in recycling: before cutting the grass my DH has to de-poop the yard. Last week I looked out and he was putting it in the empty dog food bag. Is that the meaning of the saying "what goes around comes around"?
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Originally Posted by oatw13
If you did this, I would turn it inside out. That way the smell that is trapped on the inside, along with any residue from the food, wouldn't get on the contents of your package.
I would think it would stand up to the abuse of the USPS.
I would think it would stand up to the abuse of the USPS.
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