things to do with old socks?
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['Keep car windows from fogging with a sock and kitty litter. ... ', 'Use your spare sock to clean a dry erase board. ... ', 'Protect valuables while moving with all of your partner-less socks. ... ', 'Make it into a DIY stress ball. ... ', 'Use your sock to keep game pieces together.']
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['Find out if your waste management/local scrap yard will take large items. ... ', "If you're replacing it with a new item, see if the old stuff can be hauled away. ... ", "List the item online, even if it's old and gross. ... ", 'Put it on the curb with a “free” sign.']
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['Put thick socks on your feet.', "Blast one of the shoes all over with a hair dryer for around a minute, until it's warm and soft.", 'Put the shoe on your foot.', 'Repeat with the other shoe.', 'Walk around your house at least until the shoes have cooled - the longer you can keep them on the better.']
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['Cheap art and craft supplies.', 'New colouring and activity books.', 'Pencils, textas, crayons and chalk.', 'Old make-up and your latest wardrobe throwaways for costumes.', 'Jigsaw puzzles.', 'Old magazines and newspapers for papier-mâché or collages.', 'Left over party favours like balloons and decorations.']
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1. Put them in the washing machine. According to Reddit users, the best method is to remove the soles and laces, then put your shoes in a mesh sweater bag and wash them in cold water with your regular laundry soap on a medium spin speed. After they're done, don't put them in the dryer—just let them air-dry.
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Just throw them out, don't overcomplicate things. Get your name off them (it's usually on an engraved plaque) and give them to Goodwill. Smaller kids sports clubs will often buy used trophies or medals to hand out. Please call your local YMCA or Girls and Boys Club to see if they take trophy donations.
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['Table.', 'Tarp, plastic sheeting or garbage bags.', 'Soapy water.', 'Paper towels.', 'Cotton t-shirts.', 'One bucket for every color.', 'Soda ash (a dye fixer)', 'Squirt bottle.']
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Using shoe dyes is one of the most effective ways to restore black shoes that have faded. Follow these steps: With a fine brush or cotton wool, apply the shoe dye over the surface. Use medicinal tape to prevent you getting dye on the soles of your shoes.
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Use a dryer on a low heat setting. Toss dryer balls, a canvas sneaker shoe with no laces, or sock-covered tennis balls into the dryer along with the comforter. Any of these items can help break up the feather clumps as it dries. This should fluff the comforter, and it might speed the process.
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['Rent a Roll Off Dumpster. ... ', 'Leave It at the Curb. ... ', 'Haul It to the Landfill. ... ', 'Local Schools, Churches or Community Theaters. ... ', 'Animal Shelters.']
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Socks are important for the overall health of your feet. Not only do socks absorb moisture, but they are also used to help prevent rubbing of shoes on the bare foot. Socks can also provide cushioning to pad the feet and help keep them warm.
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Recycle. If your undies are too worn to donate, consider recycling them. There are many clothing recycling companies around the country and most people have a center close to them or in their city.
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['DIY Frayed Denim Pouch. Use a portion of a pair of old jeans to create this simple frayed edge zipper pouch. ... ', 'DIY Denim Rug. There are denim upcycling ideas from floor to ceiling. ... ', 'Woven Denim Basket. ... ', 'DIY Coasters Made from Jeans. ... ', 'Upcycled Denim Placemats. ... ', 'Upcycled Denim Quilt Mat. ... ', 'DIY Denim Feathers. ... ', 'DIY Jeans Bag.']
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['Return shopping carts for people at the grocery store. ... ', 'Keep an extra umbrella at your workplace so you can lend it out. ... ', 'Unplug electronic appliances when not in use. ... ', 'Pick up trash in the park or at the beach. ... ', 'Give your change to the homeless. ... ', 'Volunteer for an hour at an organization of your choice.']
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['Playdough with dry spaghetti.', 'Fill a table with books and read, read, read.', 'Doodle with smelly markers on cardboard from your recycle bin.', 'Play doctor with dolls.', 'Take a walk and hunt for colors.', 'Play with puzzles.', 'Look at family photos together.', 'Create with peel and stick jewels.']
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An easy way of restoring them is to "recharge" your dryer balls by washing them in hot water on a gentle cycle and then dry on high heat. This will regenerate the wool and give the dryer balls a fresh recharge.
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['Make Some Funky Denim Cocktail Napkins. ... ', 'Make a Twisted Denim Headband. ... ', 'Make a Braided Denim Rug. ... ', 'Turn Old Jeans Into Potholders. ... ', 'Make Handy Little Craft Bins for Holding Supplies.']