No, it's a small dog who does the tiniest of poops. We just never get round to buying dog poop bags, and have got into the habit of using shopping bags. Sliced bread loaf wrappers have the same poopy fate.What do you have? A Great Dane?
I guess that would make more sense, and now at 5p a poop I will get some propoer compostable ones. Our local council recently got rid of all the dog-poo bins, and now you are meant to just out them in the regular litter bins (which now smell horribly of dog poop as a result).
I read it but couldn't relate to it. My bags live in a utility cupboard, not a bathroom.
What germs lurk on tinned and jarred goods that are going to transfer to the bag and survive the days hanging up in a cool dry cupboard between shops? Those sorts of germs are probably widespread in our environment and not much of a worry.
I can think of another topic where that happens. I wonder if belief in the safety of plastic bags correlates?
Which is a surprise, as councils used to be charged much more for dog bin emptying despite their smaller size. I don't know the current charges as I'm no longer a parish councillor that has to deal with such crap.
Put them next to wherever you put something that you usually remove from the car every trip (phone? Money?)Have finally got into the habit of keeping some in the car.
But quite often go to pack the shopping and remember they're still in the car
Why? Small bin liners are available.
