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Dead clothes and charity shops

14 replies

TrillianAstra · 15/04/2009 17:33

I have a few paris of jeans with holes in them, and not cool knee-holes but weirdy crotch-holes. I think it's becuse I cycle a lot. Or else it's my thighs rubbing together

Anyway, are they any good for anything?

I read on here at some point that some charity shops take dead clothes for osme kind of fabric reusing thingy. Anyone know which ones do that (if I haven't just imagined it)?

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TrillianAstra · 15/04/2009 17:33

Paris of jeans? Pairs. Obviously.

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TrillianAstra · 15/04/2009 18:20

Anyone? I don't want to just chuck them if there;s something useful that can be done.

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misdee · 15/04/2009 18:22

british heart foundation shops take them and sell to the rag man

crokky · 15/04/2009 18:22

give to charity shop - they give crap clothes to rag man who pays by weight

TrillianAstra · 15/04/2009 18:24

Thanks, will take to BHF then if they will want them. Didn't want to dump crap on a random charity shop if they were just going to go like this

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misdee · 15/04/2009 18:25

dh has spent part of this week sorting 'dead' cloithes for the ragman

EldonAve · 15/04/2009 18:28

what about shoes with holes in?

TsarChasm · 15/04/2009 18:28

I wonder who the ragman is now?

I can remember rag and bone men coming round the street (v old me)

He used to shout 'rag-a-bone!' and I was terrified of him.

misdee · 15/04/2009 18:29

dh says they take shoes as well

EldonAve · 15/04/2009 18:40

thanks misdee

TrillianAstra · 15/04/2009 18:40

Oh, of course! How is he getting on?

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misdee · 15/04/2009 21:53

he is getting on fine there.

he is feeling a bit unwell today though and has a slight temp, so i am panicking slightly.

ilovesprouts · 15/04/2009 22:03

when i was a kid our rag and bone man think he was called gypsy dick and his horse was called raggy farts pmsl he used to give us 5p for our old clothes (hes died now tho)but i remember him well

Legacy · 19/04/2009 13:58

Lots of councils have 'bins' at a central location for recycling fabrics too - that's where all our really tatty stuff goes.

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