Evolution

The vast majority of more than 292 million people in America save plastic grocery and specialty/department store bags. For most, these hundreds of millions of saved bags, although useful, have also proven to be a source of clutter and frustration.

This is all about to change.

The frustrating situation

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Most people presently store bags in drawers, bowls, pots, canisters or other such household items serving as collection bins. This method of storage essentially "bunches" multiple bags into a confined volume.
In conserving space, if one endeavors to compress the bundle within these containers, it becomes increasingly difficult to remove a single bag without others streaming out onto the floor.
In addition, when seeking a particular bag for reuse, it requires the time consuming effort of removing all of the bags from such bins, spreading them out on a flat surface, selecting the specific bag sought, and then re-stuffing all the remaining bags back into this container.

This also is about to change.

An idea is born

Spanning eighteen months in development, a number of concept ideas were thoroughly considered; having had their designs drawn and utility analyzed.

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The best of these, in both function and form, was chosen for prototype production and testing. Actual use in households, and then further refinement, has produced what is a uniquely efficient and visually distinctive organizer.

Only now, after having expended this considerable effort, is it the right time to introduce into the marketplace, patent pending Cabinet Cubby Plus by Discretionary Time, Inc.

What's the purpose of Cabinet Cubby Plus?

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