Don't recycle old magazines
The magazines that come through my mail slot meet a variety of fates. Some issues get saved indefinitely while others go immediately to the recycling bin. Well, I'm not recycling anymore. You heard me, I will no longer be recycling my magazines. I'm going to give them away instead.
Most of my magazines are barely crumpled or even read which make them great candidates for passing along to friends. For those embarrassing subscriptions that come from a well-meaning relative full of material that is more fitting for senior citizens, I'll be collecting a few months worth and place them on Freecycle 'cause those folks will reuse anything.
Other ways to re-use magazines are ...
Most of my magazines are barely crumpled or even read which make them great candidates for passing along to friends. For those embarrassing subscriptions that come from a well-meaning relative full of material that is more fitting for senior citizens, I'll be collecting a few months worth and place them on Freecycle 'cause those folks will reuse anything.
Other ways to re-use magazines are ...
- Donate them to a homeless shelter or senior center.
- Ask a teacher if they can use them for school projects.
- Send articles and cartoons of interest to friends.
- Shred the pages to use as filler for mailing packages.
- Cut out images and decoupage away!
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