used clothes
By nicanorr
@nicanorr (1789)
Philippines
October 2, 2012 8:43pm CST
Used clothes are those that may not have been used (with few exceptions) for 5 years up. Do you have any? Where are they? Where do you place them? If you're fully convinced they're no longer of use to you, what's the best option for them.
7 responses
@ARIES1973 (11426)
• Legaspi, Philippines
3 Oct 12
I only have a few pieces of old clothes nic. Because during Christmas time, some of my relatives and other friends would come to the house and I would give them whatever clothes, shoes or bags that I do not use anymore. I am a person who do not want to keep old things that I no longer use. Other people can still use them.
Have a nice day!
@nicanorr (1789)
• Philippines
8 Oct 12
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@ARIES1973 (11426)
• Legaspi, Philippines
9 Oct 12
Hi nicanor. I think you should need to devote time in reading the guidelines below the page. Please be reminded that you should not mention any information that would disclosed others' personal information.
Likewise, we are only allowed to post in English.
I am not sure if the management would delete this discussion because of some violations.
@SIMPLYD (90722)
• Philippines
3 Oct 12
Yearly, after New year, my husband , daughter and me would make a general cleaning of our closets. WE would sort out for those clothes that we don't like using anymore and put them in a bag.
WE would bring the bag to my married sisters and they will first see what will fit them and have them for themselves. If they don't fit, we give them to the caretakers of some of our lots in the islands.
It's one way of helping people also.
@dorannmwin (36392)
• United States
3 Oct 12
Well, I have to say that there is no way that I would keep clothes that were no longer useful to me for that many years. However, I do have ways that I get rid of clothes that are no longer useful to me. When it comes to clothes that still have a lot of life in them, but not for our family, I choose to donate them to charity because I know that these charities help a lot of people that wouldn't have anything without the charity. Those things that are worn out, I will try to repurpose them into something that does serve a use for me. For example, a worn out pair of jeans will become cleaning rags for me.
@adnileb (5256)
• Philippines
3 Oct 12
I have lots of unused clothes, others doesn't fit me anymore. Some of them is given to my younger relatives while others are in my cabinet. Those that I keep are still almost like new and I am waiting for the time that I am willing to give them up. Lol.
I have 2 shirts that's almost ripped out but still wear it at home because I love wearing them.
@nicanorr (1789)
• Philippines
7 Oct 12
You're a kababayan 'belinda' and happy to talk with you. You're perhaps a Visaya, am I correct? Am a Visaya and proud to be one. As to used clothes, I hope they'll end up in those who can't afford and more than willing to use them once more. Giving them to relatives is a blessing.
@nicanorr (1789)
• Philippines
7 Oct 12
Yes, zhihao12, I do agree with you that donating clothes no longer used is by far the best option. Unfortunate souls are more than willing to use them again. Without malice, I may ask, are there poor people in Singapore who are willing to accept used clothes?
@Shavkat (137238)
• Philippines
3 Oct 12
We put old clothes in the storage room. Lately, my mother is starting to get rid off them. She decided to have garage sale.
