Survey #249—Full Response from Celina
| Please share your suggestions for unconventional places to take donated items (for example, a local florist’s shop for empty flower vases). If you mention a specific business or organization, please include your city, state, province, region, and/or country in your answer. | I'm in Poland and we have local community clubs, where people can also exchange clothes. Recently when I moved into my tiny flat, there was a clothes rack that I replaced with a proper wardrobe. The rack was ideal for the community club that my cousin works at. They also take books, jewellery, candles, toys, trinkets, pictures, mugs, etc. Someone even left some damaged jewellery and beads the other day so I took it to reuse actually. Soon I may replace my two plastic ikea stools with a wooden one that I'll be able to use as a ladder as well. I'm sure the community club would happily welcome the chairs too 🙂 Often they have some family events or workshops. I also have some two nice dresses and I'm thinking of giving myself a "sale' deadline and donating them as well. It's a great place! |
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| Describe an activity or interest for which you acquire far more supplies or materials than you tend to use over a reasonable period of time. | DOLLS: fabrics for clothes, sewing supplies. KITCHEN: glasses (I never break them but I'm scared that if I give some away and they start to break, I'll have none left...), Supplements and natural medicine. |
| Here’s your chance to ask Gayle and Ed any question you’re curious about. It need not be related to this survey’s topic(s). If we think that your question—and our answer—might be useful or instructive to The Clutter Fairy Weekly audience, we’ll share them in an upcoming episode. | Love from Poland 🙂 |
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