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trentr
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mwalsh
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- Location: Garden Grove, CA
Re: Grocery Bag hooks
Cool idea!
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aqn
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ENIAC
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- Delivery Date: 13 Jan 2011
- Leaf Number: 000224
- Location: Sun Diego, CA USA
Re: Grocery Bag hooks
Great idea trentr! Playing off your idea, I tried a derivative. I stretched a small bungie cord between those attachments and it that also works very easily. I figure I can keep more bags secured at once through the bungie cord. Thanks again for the idea!
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xtremeflyer
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- Delivery Date: 03 Aug 2012
- Location: Orange, CA
Re: Grocery Bag hooks
Hmm.. I hope this wouldn't be necessary for a day-to-day Leaf owner.. Hopefully the average Leaf owner is carrying a few canvas bags in their car for when they go to the grocery store.
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mwalsh
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Re: Grocery Bag hooks
We still take plastic every once in a while so we can always have two hanging on the back of our pantry door. One for the kitchen recyclables (cardboard packaging, cans, jars, etc...) and the other for CRV bottles and cans.xtremeflyer wrote:Hmm.. I hope this wouldn't be necessary for a day-to-day Leaf owner.. Hopefully the average Leaf owner is carrying a few canvas bags in their car for when they go to the grocery store.
2011 Blue Ocean SL with 87,000 miles
2015 pack on 12/30/15
Tinted windows
Bosch AGM 12v
Ecopia 422+ tires
L1 EVSE upgrade
FIAMM horns
Superbright LED lighting
2013 sun visors
LED shifter
Heated seats
GT-R map lamp lenses
Altima illuminated door switches
2015 pack on 12/30/15
Tinted windows
Bosch AGM 12v
Ecopia 422+ tires
L1 EVSE upgrade
FIAMM horns
Superbright LED lighting
2013 sun visors
LED shifter
Heated seats
GT-R map lamp lenses
Altima illuminated door switches
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LEAFfan
- Posts: 4830
- Joined: Fri Apr 23, 2010 6:08 pm
- Delivery Date: 08 Jun 2011
- Leaf Number: 1855
- Location: Phoenix Area
Re: Grocery Bag hooks
I just bought a pretty good size, inexpensive cooler at Costco for warmer weather, but when it gets cooler, I could use either one of those ideas with my cloth bags. Thanks to you both!
2013 LEAF SV Del. 2/28/13
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2022 LEAF SL+ Del. 9/18/21
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2013 LEAF World Record for Most Miles Driven On One Charge-188 miles/8.8 m/kW h
2022 LEAF SL+ Del. 9/18/21
4.8 kW DC PV ($ .91/W fully installed)/ Dec., 2010
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lc96
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Re: Grocery Bag hooks
Great idea! I'm glad someone mentioned reuseable bags. In my town, plastic bags are illegal.
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