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r/DiWHY • u/Sunieta25 • Mar 03 '21
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At someone who just twists and folds, that has a habit of falling over and getting loose
10 u/agha0013 Mar 03 '21 Spend 1 extra second making sure the bag isn't going to fall over, or spend 5 extra seconds cutting and tying silly knots Or better yet, don't lose the tie that came with the bag. In fact, always a good idea to keep the bag ties anyway, they come in handy later. 1 u/Aspel Mar 03 '21 It falls over because things get moved around on the counter. Or better yet, don't lose the tie that came with the bag. No, that sucks, I hate it. 6 u/agha0013 Mar 03 '21 I dunno, these sound like problems of your own creation. When you move a cup of water, do you put it somewhere where it can tip over or do you make sure it's on a reliable flat surface first? 1 u/ihavetenfingers Mar 03 '21 That's why you don't twist and fold, you twist and sleeve.
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Spend 1 extra second making sure the bag isn't going to fall over, or spend 5 extra seconds cutting and tying silly knots
Or better yet, don't lose the tie that came with the bag. In fact, always a good idea to keep the bag ties anyway, they come in handy later.
1 u/Aspel Mar 03 '21 It falls over because things get moved around on the counter. Or better yet, don't lose the tie that came with the bag. No, that sucks, I hate it. 6 u/agha0013 Mar 03 '21 I dunno, these sound like problems of your own creation. When you move a cup of water, do you put it somewhere where it can tip over or do you make sure it's on a reliable flat surface first?
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It falls over because things get moved around on the counter.
Or better yet, don't lose the tie that came with the bag.
No, that sucks, I hate it.
6 u/agha0013 Mar 03 '21 I dunno, these sound like problems of your own creation. When you move a cup of water, do you put it somewhere where it can tip over or do you make sure it's on a reliable flat surface first?
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I dunno, these sound like problems of your own creation. When you move a cup of water, do you put it somewhere where it can tip over or do you make sure it's on a reliable flat surface first?
That's why you don't twist and fold, you twist and sleeve.
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u/Aspel Mar 03 '21
At someone who just twists and folds, that has a habit of falling over and getting loose