Comments on: Yet Another Free Tote Bag http://www.ecojoes.com/yet-another-free-tote-bag/ Environmental news, eco-friendly experiments, and green mess Wed, 28 Jul 2010 23:41:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Elizah Leigh http://www.ecojoes.com/yet-another-free-tote-bag/comment-page-1/#comment-11902 Elizah Leigh Fri, 08 May 2009 17:34:23 +0000 http://www.ecojoes.com/?p=670#comment-11902 Bloody 'ell, Eco Joe...what a tease! On second thought, maybe that manufacturer is doing everyone a favor. If any of your readers are in desperate need of reusable bags, it turns out that you can make them yourself with little effort from old t-shirts lying around the house. If you use old concert tees, they can actually look kind of cool, too. This link offers step-by-step instructions and believe it or not, all you need is scissors and duct tape to pull it off!! <a href="http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid1886192765?bctid=6714618001" target="_blank">http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid1...</a> Bloody 'ell, Eco Joe…what a tease! On second thought, maybe that manufacturer is doing everyone a favor. If any of your readers are in desperate need of reusable bags, it turns out that you can make them yourself with little effort from old t-shirts lying around the house. If you use old concert tees, they can actually look kind of cool, too. This link offers step-by-step instructions and believe it or not, all you need is scissors and duct tape to pull it off!! http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid1...

]]> By: ecojoe http://www.ecojoes.com/yet-another-free-tote-bag/comment-page-1/#comment-11848 ecojoe Thu, 07 May 2009 20:13:01 +0000 http://www.ecojoes.com/?p=670#comment-11848 Ah, very good questions, Ms. Elizah Leigh. I started wondering about some of that when I noticed how many totes I have (much more than I can use at one time). I shall begin investigating posthaste. Also, do you work with Greenwala? I'd be interested in working something out with them that'd be mutually beneficial. Por favor dígame. Ah, very good questions, Ms. Elizah Leigh. I started wondering about some of that when I noticed how many totes I have (much more than I can use at one time). I shall begin investigating posthaste.

Also, do you work with Greenwala? I'd be interested in working something out with them that'd be mutually beneficial. Por favor dígame.

]]> By: Elizah Leigh http://www.ecojoes.com/yet-another-free-tote-bag/comment-page-1/#comment-11844 Elizah Leigh Thu, 07 May 2009 19:34:04 +0000 http://www.ecojoes.com/?p=670#comment-11844 Yup, it's me again :0 You raise an interesting thought in my mind with your comment about yet another free tote bag. You know what? You're absolutely right...it's getting ridiculous how many free tote bags I'm accumulating and I bet that everyone else out there is experiencing the very same reusable bag overload. So Eco Joe, I present a challenge to you, master of greenery and all thing eco-logical. Would you be willing to create a new post which explores what the environmental consequences of all these reusable bags might be? Are these things even biodegradable? Aren't many of them made from the very same plastic that we are supposed to be steering clear of? Can they actually BE recycled once they become beat up beyond repair? I look to you for all of the answers Eco Joe, so please don't let me down! By the way, if you cross-post your findings on <a href="http://www.greenwala.com," target="_blank">www.greenwala.com,</a> then I'm convinced that you might be able to cultivate your very own following of eco-groupies. Yup, it's me again :0 You raise an interesting thought in my mind with your comment about yet another free tote bag. You know what? You're absolutely right…it's getting ridiculous how many free tote bags I'm accumulating and I bet that everyone else out there is experiencing the very same reusable bag overload. So Eco Joe, I present a challenge to you, master of greenery and all thing eco-logical. Would you be willing to create a new post which explores what the environmental consequences of all these reusable bags might be? Are these things even biodegradable? Aren't many of them made from the very same plastic that we are supposed to be steering clear of? Can they actually BE recycled once they become beat up beyond repair? I look to you for all of the answers Eco Joe, so please don't let me down! By the way, if you cross-post your findings on http://www.greenwala.com, then I'm convinced that you might be able to cultivate your very own following of eco-groupies.

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