How to safely dispose of old Knives

Pinky123 · 27-01-2013 05:34PM #1

Howdy,
Just invested in a new set of knives, how do you dispose of the old set?

kenmc · 27-01-2013 10:07PM

charity shop?

The Hill Billy · 28-01-2013 07:26AM

You could check if your local recycling centre takes them.

MissFlitworth · 28-01-2013 09:29AM

In my family "safely disposing" of old knives/kitchenware/household goods (obviously just stuff that isn't completely wrecked though) is done by gifting it to other people in the family who might have just moved out for college/into a new house etc. who mightn't already have stuff. When I was a student I got most of my kitchen stuff that way

listermint · 28-01-2013 09:31AM

Keep them, you can never have enough knives

Pinky123 · 28-01-2013 04:37PM

Howdy,
Going to keep the two larger knives but the handles are falling off the rest so don't think they will be of any use to anyone unfortunately

Just want to make sure they disposed of safely

rubadub · 29-01-2013 12:54PM

If the handles have fallen off I expect you can just put the metal in the green bin. They take glass in my green bin so I expect they are used to having sharp objects in them, if that was your worry.

Miaireland · 31-01-2013 09:21PM

I am not really sure. I know when we changed our knives we gave them to a builder friend. He used to put them in the foundation of walls etc and pour cement on them.

hardCopy · 01-02-2013 10:00AM

Miaireland wrote: »

I am not really sure. I know when we changed our knives we gave them to a builder friend. He used to put them in the foundation of walls etc and pour cement on them.

Were they murder weapons?

Pinky123 · 01-02-2013 04:35PM

hardCopy wrote: »

Were they murder weapons?

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Radharc na Sleibhte · 02-02-2013 04:15AM

hardCopy wrote: »

Were they murder weapons?

Thanks for making me snort my tea on my ipad at 4am and waking the house actually laughing out loud...!!!!:D:D:D:D:D

How to safely dispose of old Knives

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