Flip and Tumble Bags

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If you're anything like me, whenever you go grocery shopping, you end up leaving the store with several of the flimsy plastic bags. Many of the more eco-minded places have started encouraging people to bring in their own bags, and even sell re-usable bags at the store (most with a huge logo on it). Even after I buy one of these bags, I only get to use it a handful of times before I start forgetting to return it to the car, and while I don't mind advertising where I shop, there's something that feels vaguely wrong about shopping at Trader Joe's or the local Farmer's Market with a re-usable green grocery bag from Whole Foods.


Earlier this month, I purchased two Flip and Tumble bags, which are nylon bags that are easily tucked into a ball shape. This makes them a cinch to throw into a purse or a bag. The material is extremely durable, and can carry up to 20 pounds worth of stuff.

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Look cool. I'll have to check them out next time I'm out your way.

If you need any more, you might check these out: http://www.kk.org/cooltools/archives/002577.php

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