Bag the Habit Reusable Produce Bags

SavvyMom June 2, 2016
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You already do your part for the planet by bringing your reusable totes to the grocery store, but if you’€™re looking to up your green ante even further, check out these Reusable Produce Bags from Bag the Habit. Not only are they more environmentally friendly than those plastic baggies the store provides, we’€™re loving their sturdiness (perfect for heavier items like potatoes or carrots), their breathability, washable mesh fabric and the drawstring toggle closure. ($19.99 for a pack of 4, available at bagthehabit.com)

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Category: pick-of-the-week


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