I want to start, but it's like cleaning a strainer, i feel dirty no matter how much I scrub.
we have the hand-pump-air-tight bags, and when I don't microwave thaw things I want to reuse the bags but I want advice on how to cleanse and re-use the plastic bags.
right now we have a paper towel holder and I prop the bleach soaked & dish soap soaked/washed bag over it and let it air dry.
Anyone else re-using their plastic bags? How do you do it?
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06-13-2009 03:40 PMre-using plastic bags
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06-13-2009 03:53 PMI run mine through the top rack of the dishwasher after bleaching them.
Also, I keep some for just dry goods and some just for liquid type.
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