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Going Green
Topic: green project material
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Ok not sure how to list this green project material. What I have is woven nylon dog food bags 20lb and 40lb bags. Think I have 6 right now. They are not very heavy, but strong. It is the same material that Walgreens has made their reusable tote of. They would make great market bags if someone could shorten and sew straps on them. So I’m calling them crafting supplies. They are colored on one side, white on the other. I have 20lb bags 1 each green and yellow, all others are red. Mainly just looking for small amount of money and shipping costs.
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