Help! I am Decluttering my house and there’s too much stuff lying around I just don’t know what to do with them.

I have just too many magazines, and everytime I try to clean or declutter them , I read them instead ! I scan them to see if there s anything useful I may cut and keep and this could take hours and the mess is still there !

WHat do you do with all the old magazines you dont read nut cant bring yourself to throw them away?


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19 Responses to “What do you do with all the old magazines you dont read anymore ?”

  1. H_Chick

    BE RUTHLESS!!!
    Its either give them to the local primary school for the junior classes to cut out and use in their art projects, or you RECYCLE them!!

  2. LuLu

    Donate them to a local girl scout troop. They can find MANY uses for old magazines!!

  3. jakedeez

    Just throw them away… do it like ripping off a bandaid. The faster the better – there is less pain that way.

  4. Tammi D

    i stopped subscribing to magazines at least 15 years ago. i just trashed any stacks of magazines I had after scanning a few choice articles.

  5. wanda

    donate them to a dr or dentist office unless you have cut them up a lot. remove your address label first though. otherwise recycle, recycle, recycle…

  6. Jessica B

    well if u reall dont wanna through them there is heaps of things you can make colarges out of them give them to places like fish and chips stores doctor places anywhere or if u want to get rid of them the lazy way but no that they will be used there is a site called freecycle go on that and post them up someone will want them and they will come to ur house to get them it doesnt take long hope that ive helped ya good luck xx

  7. savages

    Better save them to wipe ur *ss with in the declining economy. woops . well ,ur supposed to laugh *_* lol

  8. Menka

    I usually keep them because I always have projects for art class and school that require me to use pictures from magazines.
    Or you can recycle them.

  9. Trevor McKinney

    Depending on the condition of them, someone may be collecting certain magazines, and may be looking for an issue to add to their collection. Check on the internet for magazine collectors to see if you may have something that someone else may want. One mans junk is another mans treasure. However, if they are looking a little tired, then put them through a paper shredder and use the shredded paper for packing material when you have to ship something like Birthday presents or for transporting something fragile.

  10. mliz55

    donate the magazines to local doctors and dentists offices, hospitals, anyplace where people wait, great places to donate. I recycle the junk mags, and I freecycle the knitting and crochet magazines.

  11. Boomer Wisdom

    If they’re garbage, they go into the recycling bin.
    Otherwise, they get stuffed into the bookshelf until they’re in danger of exploding, in which case they go into the recycling bin.

  12. bricky

    Take them to your nearest nursing home. The residents will be very grateful for them. Another good idea is if there are any puzzles in them, do them in pencil so that you can erase them then the residents will have something else to pass the time.

  13. Dols

    either take them to be recycled, or donate them to a senior center or nursing home, or bundle them up and put them out by the curb with a FREE sign on them.

  14. SAK

    Since my apt. complex has a recycle bin along with regular garbage bins, (dumpsters), I usually put them in the recycle bin (after removing my name and address from them). Or, if you don’t want them to go to recycling, if there is a medical/dental clinic near you, you could donate them to their office(s). One thing, once I have finished reading the magazine, I get rid of it.
    Take care.

  15. jen t

    recycle

  16. kate

    I have taken mine to a waiting room of a lobby in a hospital.
    If you’ve ever had to wait in an area like that you’ll know why that is a great thing to do! Magazines, geared towards men, are especially welcomed and needed.

  17. Mary G

    I take mine straight to the doctor’s offices to share with others….

  18. freakambition

    Do you have a cat or a garden? Cut them into strips. Roll them into balls and use them for cat litter. Wet the strips and use them in flower beds under mulch. The weeds can’t get thru them.

  19. bluebonnets1952

    donate them to a nusing home or senior citizens home or some other such place.

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