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With sadly so many Queenslanders whining and complaining about not getting free plastic bags to put in their shopping anymore, I will be busy making bags in the weeks/months to come
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I also use cloth bags for my grocery shopping but have found that the bigger the bag the more the "baggers" cram into them making them for me, too heavy to lift. You might want to rethink a few shorter bags for canned goods/milk etc. Just a thought.
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Thanks Linda, good idea, especially handy for older people who can’t carry so heavy anymore, will keep it in mind 😍😍😍
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