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" I recently stumbled upon a dry-cleaning bag online that combines three things I love: helping the environment, saving time on chores, and Sex and the City (sigh, I am a fan of that show through and through.) The HBO store is offering an eco-friendly alternative to dry cleaning bags. Here&amp;#039;s the deal: you really should not be storing your clothes in the plastic bags from the dry cleaners. The bags prevent your clothes from breathing, trap moisture, and there are all sorts of chemicals used in dry cleaning which are then smothering your clothes. I&amp;#039;ve known this nugget of truth about those pesky plastic bags for some time. So when Dan returns from the dry cleaners with a huge stack of clothes in plastic bags on wire hangers, it&amp;#039;s a long, tedious process for me to get the clothes put away. First the bags are trashed and wire hangers tossed in the recycling bin. Then I one-by-one put each shirt and pair of pants on a plastic hanger. (Unfortunately my recycling program won&amp;#039;t recycle the plastic bags, but the wire hangers can be recycled.) It&amp;#039;s an understatement to say I loathe this process. It would be such a time saver if I could just have the clothes return ready to put back in our closet. Using this cool canvas bag would make the process a little less tedious -- and a lot more green! So it&amp;#039;d save me some time, and those plastic bags are littering our environment, of course, and using up precious petroleum resources to create the plastic. As for the reference to Carrie&amp;#039;s love of clothes on the bag, well that&amp;#039;s just fun. Go here for ordering this eco-friendly dry cleaning bag. I&amp;#039;m off to talk to my dry cleaner about switching up our system to zero plastic bags!  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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