 madame01 |
Large plastic bag that could well double as a shopping
bag. Thanks to Josef
Gebele. (2002) |
 madame02 |
Also ideal for use as a shopping bag, except for the small
type that says "Protect toilet and drain".
Not the sort of design to use for a seasickness bag. Thanks to Petr Manda. (2003) |
 magiclife01 |
"Thank You For putting your sanitary towels and
tampons into this hygienic bag..."
I didn't realize that women used more than one sanitary
towel or tampon at a time. Thanks to Janina Künstler. (2003) |


mariedidier01 |
No, I have no idea who Marie Didier is, or was. Or why she should have
her own sanitary bags.
I'll have to ask Schüller Hotelgast Service in Austria, which made this
bag.
Thanks to Walter Brinker (2005) |

matahariislandresort01 |
From the Thousand Islands in the Java Sea, where I
learned how to scuba-dive. The bag comes in its own cardboard box.
This is the only bag I've ever come across without a
base. Don't use it on the speedboat to the island from Jakarta. (2002) |


menyfiness01 |
"Please put this bag in the Sanitärlunda
after use", it says in English. Just what is a Sanitärlunda? The
German is no more enlightening "Bitte legen Sie diesen Beutel in den
Sanitärlunda nach Verwendung". Nor is the
French: Prière de mettre ce sac dans le Sanitärlunda
après l'usage".
From the Ebeleg country house (I guess in Sweden).
Thanks to Josef Gebele (2004) |
 montehotels01 |
From Salvador in Bahia, Brazil. The bag designer failed to
consult an English speaker (or a spellchecker) before going to the printer: it says "
Disposal bag napkins. Pleasse close ahd dispose in waste container
only". Thanks to Fernando Canteras de
Assis. (2002) |


morfaifan01 |
That's where this bag came from. It looks just like the bags I stole once
from an Intercity Express train in Germany, but this one was in the loo in a
wonderful bed-and-breakfast on the cliffs of Wales. The owner said she was
given them. By a visitor from the Deutsche Bundesbahn, perhaps?
Thanks to Beryl Painting (2005) |

moevenpickhotels01 |
Funny, I thought Mövenpick made ice-cream... Thanks to Graham Curran (2002) |
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