Category Archives: Bags

Music is probably one of the greatest things that has probably ever existed.  If you think about it, it has been around for as long as people.  Every single people group revers music in one way, shape or another, and … Continue reading →

Sometimes it was hard to be the one in charge of changing out the bin liners.  It was a big responsibility.  If no one was there to take out the trash, and replace the bag, trash would just pile up, … Continue reading →

It was Hitch’s job to remove and replace the full trash bin liners with empty ones.  Every day he got to the mall at eleven o’clock and he worked faithfully until two-thirty, when most of the lunch rush had come … Continue reading →

I decided to start a compost pile. That is your fair warning that this will simultaneously be a post about bins and bin liners and composting, and ultimately how they all tie together. Now, I started composting because I want … Continue reading →

You probably deal with domestic type bin liners on a regular basis. This style is most commonly seen as trash bags. However, a simple definition of the product would describe it something like this: a bag used to line the … Continue reading →

If there were a zombie apocalypse, or a nuclear fallout, what items would you want to have on hand? At the top of my list would be bin liners, hands down. I’ll explain in a moment. Talking about this kind … Continue reading →

My sister works at a cupcake factory. Those of us who go into such a place just see the finished product behind the glass, looking decadent and amazing. Or, like at my sister’s place of employment, you can see some … Continue reading →

Who: It may seem silly to personify something like poly shipping bags, but in keeping with the theme (who, what, when, where, why) the ‘who’ might seem pretty obvious, but it’s actually not. At PackagingSupplies.com there are literally forty-six icons … Continue reading →

Do you remember when everything used to take a lot longer to get done, and how there were usually no less than fifty steps to get there? I’m talking like the 1800s and earlier, and how absolutely everything was made … Continue reading →