Do you care if a store puts sealed food product in same bag as sealed cleaning product?

I insist on them being bagged together

No.

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Do you care if a store puts sealed food product in same bag as sealed cleaning product?

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When I take my stuff outta the buggy and put it onto the conveyor, I intentionally sort the cold, room temp, scented cleaner type stuff, and soft stuff (bread) so the checker doesn't frick it all to hell.

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I intentionally sort

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This is me too. it frustrates the wife. cans go together, all meat goes together, all dry goods, all loose vegetables, all paper products.

i rarely buy cleaning shite when i'm grocery shopping though.

I want as few bags as possible

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I intentionally sort the cold, room temp, scented cleaner type stuff, and soft stuff (bread) so the checker doesn't frick it all to hell.

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Me too, but they still frick it up half the time. No, the giant bottle of apple juice does not belong in the same bag as bananas, TYVM.

To the OP, I'm not going to make a big deal at the register, but I've had liquid soap leak in a bag so I do try to keep it separate. Usually I'll just adjust the bagging before I load them in the car.

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Would you care if they put CLR in the same bag with canned goods?

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Probably.

Would you put a bottle of CLR in your fridge?

Because at a restaurant they would write you a Health Code violation for storing them together.

Raw protein gets its own bag. Everything else don't care

Nah, no prob.