Even in spite of best efforts for good systems to remember mine, I still forget them often. The problem in the US is that the system is not complete. The bags need to be made of biodegradable and/or recyclable materials, and every store needs a convenient way to turn in old bags so they can go into a recycling system. There probably shouldn’t be a charge for them either.
I have some old cloth bags and they work great. They are probably 15 years old at least but they are made of highly woven cotton so they can take a beating and are machine washable.
Even in spite of best efforts for good systems to remember mine, I still forget them often. The problem in the US is that the system is not complete. The bags need to be made of biodegradable and/or recyclable materials, and every store needs a convenient way to turn in old bags so they can go into a recycling system. There probably shouldn’t be a charge for them either.
I have some old cloth bags and they work great. They are probably 15 years old at least but they are made of highly woven cotton so they can take a beating and are machine washable.