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

They are both sealed so what does it matter? I am Trying to figure out what the issue is

Some anal retentive fricks up in here.

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I want as few bags as possible

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This.

I'll go to Publix and get seven items and walk out of there with five fricking bags.

I self check, and do my own bagging. Separate them when possible.

I care more about all of the cold, and perishable things being bagged together. The things that go to the bathroom being bagged together. Washroom things being bagged together, etc. It's easy to do that, when you make your list out that way, and put the items in the cart that way.

I usually buy groceries solo so the less bags the better. I also secretly challenge myself that I can get every single bag inside in one trip

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Some anal retentive fricks up in here.

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Time conscious man. Bag it, and take it straight to the room where it belongs.

I've had one of those Clorox w/bleach spray bottles leak in a bag before. Sat it on the bed for 20 seconds, while I was getting a prescription out of another bag. My chocolate comforter had a big white spot on it when I picked up that bag. The bottle didn't leak until it fell over on it's side when I sat it down.

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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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Of course. Yet they inevitably still manage to frick it up. Even though it’s so obvious it is presorted for them.

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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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You have OCD too, huh? I guess I could go with that excuse. But I do it because it gives me a headache to see them scattered in different categories.

Put things in the conveyor in an order similar to how you'd like them bagged. It's real easy and makes putting groceries away go quicker.

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What danger could CLR being in the same bag as a can of green beans pose?

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None. But that’s not the point.

What you’re not understanding is that, instead of expecting 16 year olds to discern between what chemicals can be stored by which foods under which circumstances, it’s better just to have a blanket rule that says never do it, because most of the time, it’s a bad idea.