De lapjes ga ik morgen pas uitspoelen en -wassen, dus dan kan ik pas zien hoe ze zijn uitgevallen, maar ik heb wel alvast twee dingen geleerd:
- Het is misschien wel milieuvriendelijker om gerecyclede broodzakken te gebruiken, maar echt handig is het niet, die zakken zijn dus bijna allemaal lek, wat een enorme knoeiboel tot gevolg heeft.
- Plastic zakjes smelten als je ze te lang in de magnetron doet.
As a family we eat about 5 (organic whole wheat) loafs of bread a week. Those 5 bread come in plastic breadbags and I keep those bags for second use. We all take our bread in breadboxes, so those bags accumulate. Last night I did need a breadbag, so I looked in the closet and found two breadbags filled with breadbags. That is a ridiciulous amount of breadbags, and I still had a lot of white fabric and a lot of mixed dye, so I decided to do some "low water immersion dyeing", which took me all morning. I will rinse and wash the fabrics tomorrow, so I do not how it has turned out yet, but I did learn two things already:
- It might environmentally more friendly to use recycled breadbags, it is not advisable, because almost all bags leak, resulting in a terrible mess.
- Plastic bags melt if you microwave them too long.





