yes it actually does do that.
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Check around the places where there is water, like a stream or at the starfire boathouse. Three out of four of the garbage bags that I found where around water.
Yes. They are made of polytethylene and 100% recycled (usually used to make park benches and other imitation-wood products). This is the advantage of recycling plastic bags instead of buying biodegradable, as biodegradable bags can only be composted (non-recyclable).They can be recycled. However you would have to empty the trash they hold into the trash can for pick up, then throw the Hefty or Glad bag into your recycling bin. A better choices would be to buy trash bags that are 100% biodegradable. The biodegradable bags begin to break down in 90 days. Regular plastic garbage bags like Hefty or Glad take 1,000 years or more to start to break down.
You can check the Glad website for coupons on Glad trash bags, and Glad zip lock bags. You can also check your local grocery store, sometimes they just run discounts.
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The bags don't decompose in the garbage.
So garbage wouldn't be all over the place...
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