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"Does anyone feel slightly guilty if they take another supermarkets carrier bag when you do your shopping?
Does it get frowned upon if you walk into Tesco with a sainsbury bag?
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Nope not at all ... i go in sainsburys using aldi bags ..they are so much stronger and can hold alot of stuff ... |
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"Does anyone feel slightly guilty if they take another supermarkets carrier bag when you do your shopping?
Does it get frowned upon if you walk into Tesco with a sainsbury bag?
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I always buy new bags when I go shopping lol they always end up being used as a rubbish bin lol |
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"Does anyone feel slightly guilty if they take another supermarkets carrier bag when you do your shopping?
Does it get frowned upon if you walk into Tesco with a sainsbury bag?
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Why should you feel guilty most people shop around and besides the checkout staff don't care they are more bothered about getting to finishing time and clocking off. |
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"I walk out of LIDL with my hands full of filled Waitrose bags. There's your own rep' to consider. "
Hah, snap! My Waitrose and M&S bags are all I'll take with me to Tesco. Not that I actually have a reputation to consider. |
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"Does anyone feel slightly guilty if they take another supermarkets carrier bag when you do your shopping?
Does it get frowned upon if you walk into Tesco with a sainsbury bag?
Nope not at all ... i go in sainsburys using aldi bags ..they are so much stronger and can hold alot of stuff ... "
I can fully support this statement, as much as I love Sainsbury's their carrier bags are awfully weak! |
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"Does anyone feel slightly guilty if they take another supermarkets carrier bag when you do your shopping?
Does it get frowned upon if you walk into Tesco with a sainsbury bag?
Nope not at all ... i go in sainsburys using aldi bags ..they are so much stronger and can hold alot of stuff ...
I can fully support this statement, as much as I love Sainsbury's their carrier bags are awfully weak!"
They are very weak and just fall apart |
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"Does anyone feel slightly guilty if they take another supermarkets carrier bag when you do your shopping?
Does it get frowned upon if you walk into Tesco with a sainsbury bag?
Why should you feel guilty most people shop around and besides the checkout staff don't care they are more bothered about getting to finishing time and clocking off. "
Not the checkout staff at my local tesco....they are more bothered about what John on butchery has been up to with Lynn from cosmetics... |
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"Does anyone feel slightly guilty if they take another supermarkets carrier bag when you do your shopping?
Does it get frowned upon if you walk into Tesco with a sainsbury bag?
Nope not at all ... i go in sainsburys using aldi bags ..they are so much stronger and can hold alot of stuff ...
I can fully support this statement, as much as I love Sainsbury's their carrier bags are awfully weak!
They are very weak and just fall apart "
Exactly, if you try to put a 2L bottle of juice in it, you will be paranoid for the rest of the walk home it will rip. That's why I always carry my racksack when I go shopping |
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"Does anyone feel slightly guilty if they take another supermarkets carrier bag when you do your shopping?
Does it get frowned upon if you walk into Tesco with a sainsbury bag?
Nope not at all ... i go in sainsburys using aldi bags ..they are so much stronger and can hold alot of stuff ...
I can fully support this statement, as much as I love Sainsbury's their carrier bags are awfully weak!
They are very weak and just fall apart
Exactly, if you try to put a 2L bottle of juice in it, you will be paranoid for the rest of the walk home it will rip. That's why I always carry my racksack when I go shopping "
I end up just carrying the bottle of juice ...as i know it will happen |
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"Does anyone feel slightly guilty if they take another supermarkets carrier bag when you do your shopping?
Does it get frowned upon if you walk into Tesco with a sainsbury bag?
Nope not at all ... i go in sainsburys using aldi bags ..they are so much stronger and can hold alot of stuff ... "
The reason the rule was introduced was to encourage reusing carrier bags. There's no rule stating it had to be store specific. |
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"Does anyone feel slightly guilty if they take another supermarkets carrier bag when you do your shopping?
Does it get frowned upon if you walk into Tesco with a sainsbury bag?
Nope not at all ... i go in sainsburys using aldi bags ..they are so much stronger and can hold alot of stuff ...
The reason the rule was introduced was to encourage reusing carrier bags. There's no rule stating it had to be store specific. "
Glad to know |
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"Does anyone feel slightly guilty if they take another supermarkets carrier bag when you do your shopping?
Does it get frowned upon if you walk into Tesco with a sainsbury bag?
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Who cares? I love "showing" shops I shop elsewhere |
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i don't, it's only a bag. plus the supermarkets need to be reminded they have competition.
my mum used to turn her bags inside out so she wasn't advertising the shops she had just bought from. |
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We have one from each supermarket
Mrs ddc refuses to follow my practice of putting veg in the one with the picture of the veg, bakery items in the one with the picture of the bread... etc.
She's a little minx like that
Mr ddc |
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"Does anyone feel slightly guilty if they take another supermarkets carrier bag when you do your shopping?
Does it get frowned upon if you walk into Tesco with a sainsbury bag?
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Nope it proves you are supplying your own and no chance of getting charged |
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Someone totally misread the OP
Answering the actual question, I take a selection of bags to whichever shop I happen to be shopping in.
Tomorrow I will be taking Asda, Co-op and Lidl bags to Morrisons. |
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