what to do with used plastic- kitchen bags?
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The most common use for them in our house is as garbage bags.  We also use them for:\n\nFiller in packages; they were great at Christmas for mailing the gifts I made\n\nStuffing toys:  I made toy snakes, and the plastic bags "rattle" when they are squeezed.\n\nStuffing a giant Jack o Lantern I made for Halloween.  I can pull them out later to store the "pumpkin" and re-reuse the bags.\n\nThey can be cut up into really long strips by cutting around and around in spiral, and then used to make coasters and cup holders.\n\nMy list could go on and on.  I actually run out them frequently, and have to ask my neighbors to save them for me.
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Try taking a look on your local freecycle bulletin board.  You'd be amazed at the items that people are giving away simply to keep them out of the landfill.  Go to www.freecycle.org.
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This has some really neat ideas, but my favourite project is making wreaths. You bend a clothes hanger into the shape you want and tie plastics strips all around until it is nice and full. You could decorate further with recycled ribbon, flowers, etc. You might even make the flowers from laundry softeners so they smell pretty as well! The plastics strips should be about 9 - 12 inches long and about an inch or so wide. Cut them from clean bread bags, grocery or store bags, garbage or leaf bags....you just tie the plastic onto the hanger wire so you have equal ends. Push together as you go and twist now and then to add fullest.
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Put it in a paper shredder :)
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Give them away at www.freecycle.org
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In my county in Maryland, we have recycling of glass, plastic, and mixed paper with weekly pickup at our houses. There seems to be widespread participation and it's much more convenient than lugging your bottles back to the store.
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SEND IT TO THE RECYCLING BIN\nHAVE A GREAT DAY
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make sure your garbage is where its suppose to be, make sure the bags are tied correctly.\n\n      you can also hand him a card with a $20 bill in it or maybe movie tickets inside or a gift certificate to a casual restaurant in your area  eg. tony toma's, apple bees,chili's
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Call town hall. They'll put you in touch with (probably) the recycling center. Most communities have a few days a year where hazardous waste can be brought and disposed of.
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I would just throw them away. There is no guarantee that you could clean them thoroughly without ruining them further
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If you only deleted to the trash can...you can view whats there and move it back to in box...if it has not been deleted already out of trash can
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use a vaccum cleaner lol
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Check with your local carpet store.  They would probably be happy to donate them.  Usually when they get new samples in they sell the old ones for a minimal price, but for a school they might would help you out!
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Try to sell them on ebay, i guess it will be the best way to find out if somebody might need them.
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throw it out and\nbuy some that does
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take a large sheet of aluminum foil, spray oven cleaner all over it, fold it up and put it in a 2 liter soda bottle (plastic is safer), tighten the lid and throw it, or stand back. - do this outside.
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Here take a look at these\n\nhttp://images.google.ca/images?svnum=10&hl=en&lr=&q=recycle&btnG=Search