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 <title>How to turn your plastic bags into samosas</title>
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 <description>According to the RecycleNow web site (which incidentally is developed by my company), plastic bags can have a rather huge negative impact on the environment, since we use so much of it, and it takes 100 years for a bag to decompose in a landfill.
Also given that most recycling centres do not recycle plastic bags, the best thing we can do for now would be to reuse them as much as we can. I fold up my plastic bags neatly so I can easily pop one or two in my pack anytime without making a mess.
Here&#039;s how:
Step 1: Flatten the plastic bag neatly

Step 2: Fold the bag width-wise to an approx 2-inch column

Step 3: Fold up the bottom corner (the end that isn&#039;t the handles)

Step 4: Fold it up again in triangular segments

Step 5: Keep folding up till you reach the end with the handles

Step 6: Tuck the handles into one of the folds

Tada! Now you have a samosa!</description>
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 <pubDate>Sun, 15 Oct 2006 00:00:00 -0400</pubDate>
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