I love this bag. I think you would love this bag too. This bag has been in our lives for a long time. It’s come to the beach. It’s moved homes. It’s taken dirty clothes to the laundromat and donated clothes to the shelter (this is a double edged sword. I feel good about donating clothes, then I feel bad for asking for my bag back. Oh well).
This bag cost 40 cents when I first started using it, then 99 cents. Then they reinvented it and asked $5.99 for it (they added a zipper). Then there was a revolt and the 99 cent version came back. All was well in the world.
In my opinion..this bag is as useful as my iPhone. Yes. Yes it is. Stop shaking you head. And it’s healthier for me too. I don’t stare at it for hours a day. It may even be better than Instagram…maybe that’s going to far.
This bag has gone camping, been muddy, been wet. This bag has hauled blankets and pillows and towels. There’s almost nothing it can’t do.
And the handles. The handles! Two to choose from. One short. One long enough to put over your shoulder.
IKEA has given us lots of wonderful things. Beds for $20, shelves in 1,000 pieces, meatballs definitely not made of horse meat. But this bag takes the cake. The Swedish cake.
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Jan 05, 2019 @ 20:54:08
So funny you mention this, I’ve seen quite a few people lately using these as laundry bags.
But YOURS is much nicer and sturdier then the ones I’ve seen!
Vintage as they say, made better and obviously built to last! I just realized it’s a fancy tarp with handles 😆
Yes, I wish I had THAT one …
Jan 06, 2019 @ 10:19:58
Yes!! A tarp with handles! That’s exactly what it is.