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Re-Pac Bags – Online Deal

C$15 for C$30 Worth of Eco-Friendly, Reusable Food Bags

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In a Nutshell

Reusable bags cut down on waste and protect contents with mould-resistant materials

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  • Expires Sep 18, 2013
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Storing sandwiches in a reusable bag is good for the environment, unlike storing them in plastic bags or the pouch of a fresh kangaroo each day. Save the Earth—and your sandwich—with this Groupon.

$15 for $30 Worth of Eco-Friendly, Reusable Bags

A small 7"x4" bag ($6.95) can hold a small item or a snack, and a medium 7"x6" bag ($7.95) is the right size to stow sandwiches. Place a towel or other large load into a gallon-size bag ($9.95).

Re-Pac Bags

Eco-friendly, reusable Re-Pac Bags protect food, toiletries, and other items within confines that repel mildew and mould. Vibrant colours and patterns add touches of style to their tightly woven nylon liners, zippers, and polyester outsides, which have been rated safe for food by a third-party lab. The sacks range in volume from 7"x4" bags (about the size of a pair of sunglasses) all the way up to a gallon-size bag ideal for carrying toiletries or the world's largest gumdrop.

The company, which was started by a nurse and her mother, manufactures all its bags within the United States. It also backs each product with a lifetime warranty, which guarantees the bags stay safe during countless trips through the washing machine or the interdimensional wormhole in the dishwasher.

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