Does any place recycle old clothes?

Question

I mean stuff too stained or torn to go to Goodwill.

Answer 1

You're right, Goodwill and other thrift stores will often throw out clothing that is stained or torn.

A few good options for these items of clothing are:

1. Use them as rags for cleaning the house

2. Put them on www.Freecycle.org , someone will have a use for them

3. Donate them to a local animal shelter. Small, no kill animal shelters usually welcome used clothing for bedding and rags.

Answer 2

Sure you can still give it to good will. But you could also recycle them yourself. Use them to wash the car, use on the outside of the house or just for those really nasty jobs anywhere. Once washed they can be torn up for dusting, cleaning the fridge, stove, anything.

Answer 3

lots of the donation agencies sell or provide the non repairable outfits to the rag agencies. They in turn cause them to into smaller products for use as rags and bought to marketplace for cleansing. there have been some rag agencies that took products at as quickly as from the ordinary public yet i've got not considered that throughout years. often those agencies circulate under the catagory of wipers.

Answer 4

Theres a place in my town called Plato's CLoset that actually give you cash. but done get too excited I got 1.50 for a 30 dollr pair of jeans

Answer 5

We have an organization that comes thru the neighborhood about once a month that collects old clothing. They claim they will take "almost anything". You can check if they accept "old" clothing in your area. www.vva.org

Answer 6

There are some places that do take fabric to be remade into paper products.

Answer 7

homeless people, im sure if you left it on hangers by a dumpster where homeless people hang out, some one would use them....

Answer 8

if its junk throw it away