If you reuse ziploc bags, where do you store them? I noticed that they take up a lot of room in my drawer. Does anyone have any creative suggestions?

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lol I put them back in the box. But I plan to get a medium plastic bin to put them in and keep the bind in my pantry.

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The only thing you need to watch about reusing bags is not to reuse bags that had meat of any kind. I also thought it also included cheese. even with washing they should not be used. I did hear that somewhere. I know it was credible but don't remember where I hear it anymore.

I keep mine in an old box also.

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I store them in a washed out baby wipes box.

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This is weird I thought only my grandma did this. lol. No I don't reuse them, the only thing I reuse is the grocery sacks.

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Hey! Another use for wipes tubs! I already keep my plastic grocery bags in one. I should have thought of that myself. Thanks!

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I like the wipes tub idea… I keep my old grocery bags in one of the cube-shaped tissue boxes under my sink. Doesn't take up a lot of room.

My ziplocs usually get reused before they've had a chance to be put away.:D But the few I do have to store I just roll up and slide to the side of the box in the relevant drawer. I guess I just don't have a numbers issue.

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