I use a cover everytime I put DS in a cart. I have a Buggy Bag that I keep in my trunk, and it takes about 3 seconds to put it on w/one hand, while holding him in the other. I'm not a germaphobe, but I figure it can't hurt, plus it makes the seat much more comfortable for him.
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Thread: Shopping cart covers
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03-14-2011 #31
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03-14-2011 #32
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Yes, I voted every time. But Target's new carts are very slippery and the waist strap won't go through the cart seat. The design is a grid instead of up and down slats, if that makes any sense.
So I will have to be extra careful when she gets into the climbing out stage...
Everywhere else I use it, but I'm also a germaphobe. Just can't help it
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03-15-2011 #33
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OT but I had to vent - Target's carts are the WORST!!! Like I said, we never use a cover but we have that wide soft strap thingy. Of course it won't fit becuase of the grid. But the worst thing is - they keep the kid in this uncomfortably slightly reclined position. It's the ONLY cart where Sprog constantly fights to get out, whines and complains the entire time.
Originally Posted by firemama
Yes, I voted every time. But Target's new carts are very slippery and the waist strap won't go through the cart seat. The design is a grid instead of up and down slats, if that makes any sense. So I will have to be extra careful when she gets into the climbing out stage...
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It's babywearing or nothing for us at Target now. Not that we go there that often anyway.
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03-15-2011 #34
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Nope, never.
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03-15-2011 #35
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Maybe I should have voted other, they don't make them (at least not that I've seen!) for the double carts at Wegmans, and I don't think I could get two covers and two kids into one cart.
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03-16-2011 #36
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Do you wash a shopping cart cover after every use?
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03-16-2011 #37
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No. I always wrapped it germy-side in and threw it in the car.
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03-16-2011 #38
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Yes! I've seen them...if they're like Costcos' carts. Originally Posted by TwinFoxes
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03-27-2011 #39
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Bumble Bags
Anyone know if these will fit a Costco cart?
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03-27-2011 #40
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used my floppy seat yesterday for the first time at costco..... it fit. Originally Posted by wcheng
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