Home Bags
Carry without looking like you're carrying.
Most carry literature is about bags you choose. This volume is about bags that arrive: the drawer to the right of the fridge, the hook on the back of the broom-closet door, the stash that no one curated but still teaches material behavior under load.
Table of Contents
- № 01
The Stash Lesson
How a stash teaches material behavior under load.
2 min - № 02
Polyethylene Film
Thin, stretchy, recyclable in theory; what decides it in practice.
4 min - № 03
Polypropylene, Woven and Knit
Cheap, sturdy, photo-degradable; why it cracks at folds.
3 min - № 04
Polypropylene, Non-Woven Spunbond
The "reusable" tote that is plastic in costume.
5 min - № 05
Paper and Kraft
Fiber, sizing, and the afterlife of brown bags.
3 min - № 06
The Household System
Sorting the stash by behavior, not by virtue.
5 min - № 07
The Arc
Why home bags get judged by chemistry, not story.
2 min - № 08
Household Inventory at Time of Publication
Specimen-by-specimen rotation snapshot.
2 min - № 09
References
Sources, primaries, and rabbit holes.
2 min