Do you re-use baggies or any other type of bag?

I re-use bags sometimes, but not very often. If they are Ziplock bags and they've had any kind of food in them, I don't use them. I use plastic bags in garbage cans. It is really easy to empty the trash that way. Mostly, I take the plastic bags back to the store and recycle them there. I've been trying to use the re-usable canvas bags more often, but I forget them a lot.

Like you, it depends on what was in the bag and I do wash them before reusing them. Also I find if one has a hole in it, it makes a perfect baggie for some veggies like lettuce, to keep longer..

I don't re-use the small plastic sandwhich bags but I do keep paper bags and the plastic supermarket bage to use for other reasons, I don't see how it can be disgusting that is a bit rough, I know a neightbour of mine used to wash all her plastic bage and re-use them.

It's one of the basic things our household does. We re-use plastic bags always. We use grocery plastic bags in lieu of trash bags. Those printed plastic bags we get when we buy branded products, we reuse as a carrying tote sometimes. Sandwich bags, especially those you could seal, we use twice (after washing it of course:). After that, if it's still in very good condition, we use it as storage bags for small trinkets.

As much as possible yes to avoid adding pollution in nature.It is also depends on the plastic bag or bag to reuse and recycle cause there are some that are easily to broke and can't reuse any more.

There was an ordinance in our city encouraging the use of paper bags and paper products on groceries and most establishments. Although plastic bags are still used on products like fish, meat and other wet products we are encouraged to recycle their use or disposed them properly through waste segregation in our garbage. I re-use paper containers like paper bags to re-wrap my lunch box. The small poly plastic used in meat, fish, poultry and other wet product, I re use them by washing the inside with warm water and soap and re-pack again the meat, fish and other wet products. *Tip: coffee cup holders (like that of Starbucks' and other coffee shops) and paper egg trays are good insulation materials.

I re-use plastic bags of all kinds and re-use the ones that had meat in it. I re-use plates and bowls and pots and pans that had meat in them, so what's the difference? I wash them with hot, soapy water, rinse well and dry over a bottle. I use plastic grocery bags for a lot of things as well, but not food unless it's packaged and I re-use plastic bags that hold popcorn or things like that if they're ziplock.

Yes. I re-use baggies sometimes. I mainly re-use grocery bags.

I avoid getting plastic bags, because of all that stuff you hear about them. You know, being a pollutant, flying away to God knows where, being eaten by animals... Instead, I use shopping bags. You see, they're more stronger and long-lasting than those plastic bags at supermarkets. Besides, you can carry them around quite easily (my bag has a small pocket-sized pouch of its own).

I reuse plastic and paper bags whenever I can. I would somehow feel bad if I throw those bags away when I know I can use them for other useful things. I also already made it a habit to say no to having my purchased stuffs in convenient stores be placed in the said bags when they are just small pieces. Doing this, I save myself from the temptation of being careless in just throwing away the plastic and paper bags and from the guilt of becoming one of those contributors to the waste in the community.

I don't re-use plastic baggies where there was meat in. I think it isn't good for your health and I don't think it is good for the bag, because of the bacteria who are enjoying a party. Even when you clean it it isn't 100% clean. Just use new bags is my conclusion