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Attachment D: Text responses from consumer plastic bag ban survey <br />Sanipac needs to accept them maybe have another small bin like they have for glass <br />See rpevious question's "Other" <br />We just need to get rid of the bags...no bags, no recycling needed. <br />The option to recycle at my grocery store is sufficient for me. <br />curbside comingle? <br />Yes, also the bags that the newspaper comes in. I have a huge stash of those waiting to be <br />recycled. <br />I was not aware that they could be recycled, except for at the store... <br />Make recycling easy and inexpensive and most people will dot it. <br />If everyone would recycle them they wouldn't end up in places where they shouldn't be. <br />as long as there are plastic garbage baga available in any form they will still be used and end up <br />in the gaebage <br />I think that curbside recycling should also take plastic bags. <br />single use bags are a waste of resources. Reduce. <br />It would be very handy to be able to return them to the stores where I received them for recycling. <br />Plastic bags should be banned and not used. They hurt wild animals and the environment. <br />It's cheaper for the industry to manufacture new plastic bags out of virgin plastic, so most don't <br />actually get recycled, they are actually down cycled, which means that they are turned into other <br />products, but mostly never into another bag. <br />Unless there is a way to include them in curbside recycling it seems like this is a mute point. <br />People either don't know they are supposed to bring them to stores for recycling or don't care. <br />Most likely it's better just to ban them. <br />I think we should ban them, but short of that I think city recycling should pick them up separately, <br />along with clamshell containers, etc. At the very least, better education to where they can be <br />recycled should be provided. <br />we were asked not to include them in our mixed recycling so I stopped putting them in. <br />I don't recycle things at home that do not go in the general bin that Lane Apex picks up <br />They need to be accepted universally in co-mingled curbside pickup <br />because we reuse them and reuse them. Hate to cut down trees for paper bags---- <br />We shouldn't use them at all. <br />Sanipac, & the other refuse collector's, should offer to recycle them <br />It would be helpful if Sanipac accepted them. <br />Don't know what others would use them for but I use them in place of store-bought trash bags. <br />Curbside pick-up should handle these...unless they already do? I don't have this service. <br />I live 2 miles from a transfer station, but the closest one that takes plastic bags is 15 miles away <br />It would be nice if they could be recylced at curb side. <br />More than recycling options, I think reducing options are more important. Recycling can only go <br />so far. Reducing is key. And if plastic bags could not exist whatsoever, that be even better. <br />I would've checked a maybe button, but... <br /> <br />Many people are not aware of the grocery store option, which is the most convenient. Also, <br />grocery stores would be more convenient if they took all kinds of plastic bags like IP and GCRS <br />do. <br />Garbage haulers should be paid by grocery stores to accept and recycle plastic bags with their <br />regular recycle program. <br />There far and few between Its just extra work all together.Which makes people that use them just <br />throw them in the garbage <br />I find your term "single-use" to be misleading and biased. <br />People need to figure something out for themselves - let's start here. <br />
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