Magazines that are way too old
When it comes to magazines, things are very tricky, as they oftentimes contain all kinds of interesting recipes and articles you might want to read again. If you’re seriously interested in a particular article or recipe, you could always clip it, store it accordingly, and throw out everything else.
Or, if you really have a surprising collection of magazines, you could recycle them! In fact, you should check online to see if there aren’t any recycling stores nearby in your area because you might even get cashback or advantageous discounts for your collection of magazines!
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9 thoughts on “13 Things You Need to Throw Out (Because It’s Frugal)”
I do most of this ,have less clutter. but need to do more.
Nice try M.C. but not exactly a fan of your generalization…too much waste in your life. Let me caveat that by saying that you make very little note about recycling anything.
Maybe its a generational gap here but I don’t willy-nilly waste things. I throw nothing out from my pantry. Why should I? Because the manufacturer has put and FDA required date on it? Honey NEVER expires but has a date on it…
Are we reading the same article? They mention donating and recycling on almost every page.
Well, one thing for sure, I won’t be saving this article. Did some actually get paid to write this fluff? If so, he/she should be renamed “Captain Obvious”. 😅😂🤣
This website
Chock full of ads.
I respectfully disagree with most of this clickbait article.
I’d like to dump all these advertisements that interfere with your article so I could actually have read it.
actually i keep old mismatched socks to use as rags, to clean dust clean up cat messes and anything i dont want to ruin a good towel
Plastic silverware is a contradiction in terms. It’s either plastic cutlery, or silver coloured steel cutlery. If it’s plastic use once chuck it out.