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1WorldHope

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6. I wish that were the norm.

Reply to Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin (Original post)

Sat Dec 28, 2024, 05:44 PM

Dec 28

Its always felt strange to throw away cloth. But in my life I have tended to wear things so long that I do wear them out. Nobody would want to wear them when I am done. I just give them to goodwill hoping they will be used for rags or something. There are no recycling centers her for fabrics in Nebraska.

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California becomes first state to implement mandatory clothing recycling program [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Dec 28 OP

I regularly donate used clothing to local thrift stores. Mr.Bill Dec 28 #1

Nice! Clouds Passing Dec 28 #2

I hope it's more convenient than the bottle recycling dickthegrouch Dec 28 #3

It's a complex subject bucolic_frolic Dec 28 #4

so many products are like cheap knockoffs of their former selves cynical_idealist Dec 28 #5

I wish that were the norm. 1WorldHope Dec 28 #6