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I love mine for the car trash bag!!! I poke a hole at the end and slip it over my shift stick, and it is slim enough that it is not in the way, and when it fills up, simply toss! I've used plastic shopping bags which are just plain messy, newspaper bags are perfect, neat, and best of all, free! I especially like the blue colored ones
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