Been pondering all night-

mountainofdebt

there is usually someone supervising the area anyway - if you want a bag then you just ask them.

Personally I think the scheme is going to be more extensive than has been announced - I can see there being arguments as to whether a store is big enough to be included in the scheme ......of course if that happens be prepared to pay for a bag from the chippy etc

Person_one

Tiddlywinks wrote: »

I'm more worried about what I'm going to use for poo bags for the cats... I don't want to use a bag that cost 5p every time I pick the lumps out of the kitty litter.

That'll be 10p per day, so £36.50 a year :eek:.

Most carrier bags have holes in the bottom anyway!

mountainofdebt

Tiddlywinks wrote: »

I'm more worried about what I'm going to use for poo bags for the cats... I don't want to use a bag that cost 5p every time I pick the lumps out of the kitty litter.

That'll be 10p per day, so £36.50 a year :eek:.

doggy poo bags?

geri1965_2

Tiddlywinks wrote: »

I'm more worried about what I'm going to use for poo bags for the cats... I don't want to use a bag that cost 5p every time I pick the lumps out of the kitty litter.

That'll be 10p per day, so £36.50 a year :eek:.

I use value sandwich bags.

gunsandbanjos

mountainofdebt wrote: »

doggy poo bags?

I used nappy bags for my litter.

claire16c

They already do it in m&s.

Not putting it through would be the same as stealing anything else at the self service till.

Tiddlywinks

Person_one wrote: »

Most carrier bags have holes in the bottom anyway!

The clumps are bigger than the holes.

mountainofdebt wrote: »

doggy poo bags?

Looks like that's what I'll have to do... pay for those rather than use the free bags from shopping.

sophsnan

Tiddlywinks wrote: »

I'm more worried about what I'm going to use for poo bags for the cats... I don't want to use a bag that cost 5p every time I pick the lumps out of the kitty litter.

That'll be 10p per day, so £36.50 a year :eek:.

I use the cheap nappy sacks think asda are cheapest atm you get about 300 for 50ishp

Bogof_Babe

Most large supermarkets have CCTV watching the self-service checkouts. If you're wise you'd bear that in mind!

fluffnutter

I think it's fairly unlikely that you'd self-scan if you had five bags' worth of shopping. That's a lot of shopping and you're more likely to go to a normal till. However, for argument's sake... if you press the 'one bag' button instead of the more honest 'five bags', you 'save' (steal) 20p. Over a lifetime (50 years say) visiting the supermarket 50 times a year, that's a saving (theft) of £500!! Who needs a pension?