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Environment & Energy

txwhitedove

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1. Indeed fascinating article. Great to know so many people are

Reply to Jilly_in_VA (Original post)

Tue Feb 28, 2023, 05:39 PM

Feb 2023

searching for solutions. More hemp could be grown. Personal recycling, I already buy most all clothing at thrift stores, give old stuff to thrift, hand me downs, turn clean old t-shirts and like into reusable wipes... separate ones for hankies, want to try punch rug and braided rug using cloth strips like grandma used to make.

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Can clothes ever be fully recycled? [View all] Jilly_in_VA Feb 2023 OP

Indeed fascinating article. Great to know so many people are txwhitedove Feb 2023 #1

"...with 65% of these ending up in landfill within 12 months". I'm still wearing stuff I've had sinkingfeeling Feb 2023 #2

I had to throw out some shorts last year that had actually dry rotted questionseverything Feb 2023 #3

There might be hope yet but PlutosHeart Feb 2023 #4

I donate everything I can no longer use to Goodwill. ShazzieB Feb 2023 #5

i saw a euro environmental show where a designer invented a pack for the homeless to keep them warm. pansypoo53219 Mar 2023 #6

For the ladies Jilly_in_VA Mar 2023 #7