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For Many Bits Of Old Stuff, a Useful New Life
An old pillowcase can become a pull toy for dogs such as Willie the beagle, a breed that loves to chew. And animal shelters can use old towels.
(Photos By Stace Maude -- Associated Press)
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Shredded paperwork from your home or office shredder, small rugs or bath mats, and old towels can be donated to local animal shelters. The paper and bath mats make beds for dogs and cats, and towels are needed to wash animals.
· Old Binder, New CD Case
Watch this: Three-ring binders from yours or your children's old school days can house CDs or DVDs that have lost their cases. "Don't Throw It Out" says to store them in album refill pages for 5-by-7 photos.
· Old Socks, New Ornament Savers
Save old socks or ones that have lost their partners to store delicate Christmas ornaments. You can also use socks to stuff the insides of shoes so they don't lose their shape in storage.
· Old Pantyhose, New Broom
Revitalize an old broom by covering the bristles with ruined pantyhose. Cut a piece from the leg and stretch it over the broom's bristles. The nylon's static will attract lint and small dust particles as you sweep.
· Old Book, New Safe
