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best way to dispose of an old duvet

bisset · 2013-09-22 11:29:11

I am looking for the best way to dispose of an old duvet. It is a bit ripped and I don't think it would survive washing. I am grateful for any suggestions.

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22-09-2013 12:29pm

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bisset

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I am looking for the best way to dispose of an old duvet. It is a bit ripped and I don't think it would survive washing. I am grateful for any suggestions.

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#2 22-09-2013 12:31pm
snowey07

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try your local animal shelter , not all accept them but afaik the Dogs Trust do

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#3 22-09-2013 12:32pm
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Don't do what someone else did and dump it right outside my back garden door :mad::mad: (I thought it was a body when I saw it first :eek:)

I'd imagine the likes of Ringsend Bring Centre would take something like that - check http://www.dublincity.ie/WaterWasteEnvironment/Waste/RecyclingServices/Pages/RecyclingServices.aspx if you're in Dublin, or other County Council websites if not.

Also, Dublin City Council also run occasional bulky waste collections (we had one about a month ago in our area) which would probably take something like that.

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#4 30-09-2013 12:07am
Sh1tbag OToole

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Depending on the material (not synthetic) you can compost it

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