Mum witnesses ‘best Aldi hack ever’ by fellow shopper to make packing bags easy

A mum asked a customer at Aldi if she could take a photo of her supermarket shopping bag hack and shared the “brilliant” method on Facebook, where it quickly went viral

An Aldi shopper says she witnessed a customer in front of her at the till use “the best hack ever” to make bagging her shopping at the supermarket easy and efficient.

The mum says her fellow shopper “probably thought I was a bit nuts” when she asked for a picture of the trick, which she then shared on Facebook where others branded it “genius”.

While many of use one shopping bag to carry all of the others stuffed inside, she says the woman had instead placed them neatly inside an old tissue box, keeping them compact and allowing her to pull out one at a time.

She wrote on an Aldi Facebook group: “As I pushed my buggy to the bagging counter, I see the woman next to me pull her plastic grocery sacks out of a Kleenex box.

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“I asked her to see the Kleenex box and then laughed right out loud telling her just how brilliant she is.

“She probably thought I was a bit nuts because I wanted a picture of it … But I just had to share. She says she keeps this little Kleenex box in the car and always has little grocery sacks handy. Just plain stinkin’ smart.”

The post racked up hundreds of comments as people praised the hack, as reported by News.com.au.

One person replied to say: “This is exactly what I call one of the ‘Why didn’t I think of that?’ moments that I have daily! Brilliant.”

A second wrote: “She’s a genius! I’m stealing that idea to keep in my car.”

Others said they have used the method to store bags at home, with some suggesting an old baby wipe box works just as well, but added that they had never considered taking it with them to the supermarket.

Someone else added: “I keep a box under all of my sinks, my garage and laundry room but I never thought of one in my car for Aldi stops. Great idea.”

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