Of course I reuse Ziplock bags. Not only is it an unnecessary expense to buy new ones all the time, it is a crime to throw away that much plastic. I actually try to use tupperware first, but sometimes there’s not substitute. Which is why I wash my ziplocks then search around for a place to put them while they take days to dry.
I’ve fixed this problem at home by putting up a thin, bendable steel rod under a shelf. Everything in my kitchen is a bit of a temporary solution until we put in new cabinets/island in a few years. I always have something hanging, so it’s not always attractive—but so, so handy!
I one-upped myself this weekend at the cabin. It’s mostly hidden when not in use (look for the black brackets in the corner h0lding up a sideways “L”-shaped metal rod.
When I need to hang up bags, I can pull the rod out over the sink and let them drip-dry while we’re gone.
I thunk it up myself.
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