It seems like when I have to use a "regular" cart at the store, and not the limo, I feel like I'm working a jigsaw puzzle. How do I stick 2 children and a car seat in that? Usually it's fairly easy to have WayWay walk though. Luckily I've learned how to master carts a little easier now.
- Park next to a cart return. Usually people will have already returned theirs and you can just grab, load, unload and return fairly quickly. Plus parking a little further away you get the added perk of burning off some of those extra pregnancy lbs that came from craving biscuits and gravy at 11 o'clock at night.
- I absolutely love how most stores have free sanitizing wipes you can use on the carts now. Before I could only find them at Fred Meyers. I actually got in to the habit of carrying around Wet Ones. I think you can get them for .95-$1.50 a package? My other must have for my germ freak tendencies is hand sanitizer, but man that stuff can burn!! We found a great alcohol free kind, unfortunately we can only find it for sale at Walmart so we usually have to stock up on it. Now if only I could find a way to keep my daughter from putting her mouth on the cart...
Have any of you used those cart covers? How do you like/dislike it?
PLUS here is a link to a pattern to make your own:
http://crafts.sleepingbaby.net/cart_cover.html
PLUS here is a link to a pattern to make your own:
http://crafts.sleepingbaby.net/cart_cover.html
I actually do the park by the cart returns. It's so much easier!
ReplyDeleteI always park by the cart returns ... hubby laughs at me because I'll drive around the parking lot until I find a space next to one!! It just simplifies things! :D
ReplyDeleteOne thing about parking close to the cart returns--don't park too close. SOmetimes carts can stray and hit your car. *ouch* I park a few spaces away to avoid this mess.
ReplyDeleteGood tip Katrina!
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