٭٭٭ No Man Walks Alone - Official Affiliate Thread ٭٭٭ (a.k.a. I shouldn't have slept on it)

[hanbei23]

I use them while traveling, to take clothes to gym, seasonal storage for sweaters, bag for cords, anywhere I need a bag really to store a category of items.

agreed. To add: I’ve even used it on occasion to do some light grocery shopping, transport stuff to my community garden, lug stuff for my daughter’s various activities.

 

[hanbei23]

I really enjoy them too, although probably have more than I need.

However, I imagine to implement the process in software to opt in or opt out would cost more than the bags! Not to speak of confusing the punters, some of whom would expect differential pricing... bit of a headache.

My vote is to keep 'em coming, lovely part of the experience!

to me, the bags are the equivalent of NMWA hangers: You can never have too many of them.

I always find them a nice, thoughtful touch in my packages and useful.

then again, to each their own. ?

 

[teddieriley]

I got a cool NMWA tote bag we use for grocery shopping.

 

[WhyUEarly]

The large NMWA tote bags are my favorite. They're big enough to carry so many things

 

[lifeinabox]

Pre-Covid, the tote bags were my go-to grocery bags.

 

[oulipien]

I got a cool NMWA tote bag we use for grocery shopping.

I use the huge one regularly. The smaller ones I've been hoarding but with a less clear idea what I might actually do with them.

 

[gdl203]

maybe we should run a contest. Who's going to recycle those in something really cool? Maybe a patchwork shirt or quilt? Indigo-dyed? So many options.

 

[oulipien]

I did also use some of the woven and nonwoven ones for a mask, actually. But I don't know think that's "really cool".

 

[Ambulance Chaser]

maybe we should run a contest. Who's going to recycle those in something really cool? Maybe a patchwork shirt or quilt? Indigo-dyed? So many options.

You guys are going to have to work hard to beat the rosemary in the pillowcase.

 

[ghdvfddzgzdzg]

I did also use some of the woven and nonwoven ones for a mask, actually. But I don't know think that's "really cool".

bingo. I've made several masks out of the bags.

 

[conceptual 4est]

Here is a running list I've been keeping on my phone since we introduced the bags. Some of these I don't even remember what they mean at this point but they do make for a funny visual. I think I'll ask my wife if she can illustrate some of my favorites lol

Use it when you repot a plant
Carry your dog in it
Cheesecloth
Cut it up in placemats
Pillowcase
Send it to Nicole McLaughlin
Baby swaddle
Fanny pack
Backpack
Apron
Superhero capes
Beach bag
Curtains
Tent
Sit on it at the park
Sit IN it at the park
Carry your Sunday times (its so big lol)
Bring your video games
Give to strangers at grocery with no bag
Lamp shade
Put the guacamole in it
Tie dye it
Use as Muslin
Halloween candy bag

 

[Newcomer]

I've loved the bags for packing / organizing things. I keep out-of-season stuff in the bags in my closet, and have packed all my ski stuff in the bags for protection.

 

[lordsuperb]

I throw mine away.

 

[hpreston]

You guys are going to have to work hard to beat the rosemary in the pillowcase.

Taken out of context, this comment is

Also, TWSS

 

[philosophe]

So sorry I missed the stoles. But I am wearing the terrific Rota cotton-linen pants.