As a landscape designer and author specializing in sustainability, Cherie Foster Colburn of The Woodlands, Texas, cringes when she receives her dry cleaning in plastic bags. Then she realized they’re the perfect size to serve as liners for her kitchen trash can. “A knot in the top end closes the small hole where the hangers came through,” she wrote.
Hmmm. You get partial credit for repurposing the plastic, definitely, but haven’t drycleaning chemicals themselves raised a lot of controversy in the last decade or so?
Mary, I use a certified “GREEN” dry cleaners. Unfortunately I’ve not found any other way to keep suits looking good. Do you have another solution? I’m certainly up for another solution to that problem!
Our dry cleaning bags are not strong enough to hold garbage!
Heck yeah bay-bee keep them coinmg!
I do exactly the same with mine when I HAVE to use the dry cleaners.
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