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Stuffed Toys

silly · 2013-10-23 13:26:45

Have a load of stuffed toys to get rid of. Does anyone take these? I heard charity shops dont want them, is that true?

23-10-2013 1:26pm

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silly

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Have a load of stuffed toys to get rid of.
Does anyone take these? I heard charity shops dont want them, is that true?

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#2 23-10-2013 1:56pm

gobnaitolunacy

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Maybe they have hygiene concerns? Charities at xmas usually only accept new toys.

Better off farming them out to rellies/neighbours that have kids, wash them first.

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#3 23-10-2013 3:00pm

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I think if you bring them to the Childrens ward in CUH they will take them. Used do anyway.

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#4 23-10-2013 9:17pm

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gimmick wrote: »

I think if you bring them to the Childrens ward in CUH they will take them. Used do anyway.

Was in CUH childrens ward a few weeks ago... Plastic and timber toys only on seahorse ward at least. Stuffed items are germ-city for hospitals.

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