It’s a balance sort of thing, and anyway, the “carbon” they’re talking about is, as I understand it, mostly free-floating that nothing is currently using. “Junk” carbon, if you will, though that’s probably a gross oversimplification.
Sorry, I don’t have the time at the moment to better review the facts on it at the moment to give a more accurate explanation—gotta go to work in a few.
Actually, they probably do. I work in a hotel as a housekeeper, and we once accidentally ordered a box of trash bags that were somewhat smaller than what we usually get. This meant they didn’t fit so well for our usual trash cans we kept in rooms, but now that I think about it, they would’ve been a perfect fit for the sort of bathroom waste basket you speak of (assuming my mental picture of its size is accurate).
Yes, I too have gotten my own bags, and they’ve proven themselves super convenient, more durable, more reliable, and also much bigger on average. And since you only need a handful of them at that point, storing them is considerably easier. I still collect a smattering of plastic bags for use as trash bags, so agreed they still have their place…but for everything else, getting your own bags is indeed a good idea.
Yup! He’s a breed of cat that naturally has a stubby tail.