What To Do With Clothes You Can’t Donate

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Don’t just throw out clothes you can’t donate! Just because they’re stained or torn, there are still many different things you can do with them and in the long run, it’ll save you some money.

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We’re talking socks, shirts, jeans, and everything in between. Instead of tossing out the clothes you can donate, turn them into something you can use around or outside the house.

Make Cleaning Rags

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One of the most popular things you can do with old t-shirts or socks is to turn them into cleaning rags and it’s really easy to do. Just cut the shirts or socks and use them for cleaning.

Turn Them Into Fabric Scraps

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Even if only small pieces are able to be salvaged from the clothing, you can turn them into something cool. Fabric scraps can be used to make quilts, as patches, and more.

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Use Them In The Garden

You’re probably wondering how you can use old clothing in the garden. Well, one simple way is that you can cut old clothing into strips and use them as support ties for your garden and for newly planted trees.

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Use Them As Stuffing for Pillows

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Old shirts can be used as stuffing for throw pillows or cushions so that you don’t have to throw them away and you can add some extra fluff to the flat cushions or pillows.

Turn Them Into Pet Beds

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Pets love sleeping with your scent and the soft fabric can help keep them warm and cozy. If the clothes are soft and comfy, pass them down to your pet so that they’re more comfortable.

Turn Them Into Packing Material

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When we pack or store things away, we want to make sure out glass or other collectibles aren’t destroyed. You can use old clothing to help protect those collectibles when you’re packing them away.

Use Them for Tie Dye Projects

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Tie dye old clothing to bring them some new life. This is a great activity to get the kids involved with. You can use the finish tie dye projects around the house, to decorate, or to wear. It’ll be like something brand new!

Before you throw away those clothing pieces that you may not be able to donate, check to see if you can use them for scraps or turn them into other creative things!

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