Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Canada Provides Public Education on the Need to Clean Reusable Bags.. So Should Long Beach. We Need to Practice Safe Sacks!
Canada provides public education on the need to clean reusable bags between uses to prevent the transmission of bacteria. A simple public education video explains why users need to practice "Safe Sacks."
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