Produce bags

We’ve all been there: You open your crisper drawer and discover the saddest, squishiest carrot rolling around all alone. Reusable Vejibags are here to save that carrot from its limp fate! Simply dampen the bags, fill with your farmer’s market bounty, and stick in the fridge. Whatever’s inside will stay fresh for up to two weeks (just spritz with more water if the bags get dry). Machine washable. 100% organic cotton. Soft French terry texture. Keep produce fresh and crisp for longer. Four…

DIY zero-waste produce bags tutorial. We show you all the materials and steps needed to make a zero-waste produce bag.

Using reusable produce bags it's a great way to reduce your plastic usage and making them it's not as difficult as it seems, as a beginner sewer I was able to pull it off, you can do it too!

Living an eco-friendly lifestyle can start with a few quick, easy changes to your everyday routines! These changes may seem small at first, but as these changes become habits you’ll start to see just how much of an impact each person can have when they simply think ahead to “What will happen to this product after I’m done with it?”

Netted Cotton Ecobag ($8; www.reusablebags.com), a design based on a bag popular in Soviet-era Russia called an avoska.

How to Make a Reusable Produce Bag Reusable, recyclable and zero waste are the watch words of the day and these reusable produce bags fit right in. T

Use tea towels and twine to make produce bags to take to the farmers market. Dirty vegetables? No problem. Just turn inside out, give them a shake or two and throw the bags in with the laundry. Such a great eco-friendly idea. via Green Wellies

We curated a list of the best reusable grocery bags based on our own research. We took into account factors like type, material, and cost, and asked a home organization expert for tips on finding the right bag.