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mamasita27
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donating baby clothes
I have to sort through DD's clothes and decide what I'm keeping and what I'm not. Some of the really badly stained stuff I just threw away but there is other stuff that has faint stains that I was debating donating along with some other stuff that is not stained. Is that bad to donate stuff that has a bit of staining? Should I just toss it? I feel bad doing that too.
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Posted 2/18/09 9:07 AM  |
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snowflake08
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Re: donating baby clothes
Posted by mamasita27
I have to sort through DD's clothes and decide what I'm keeping and what I'm not. Some of the really badly stained stuff I just threw away but there is other stuff that has faint stains that I was debating donating along with some other stuff that is not stained. Is that bad to donate stuff that has a bit of staining? Should I just toss it? I feel bad doing that too.
honestly, If it is stained but "wearable" I would still donate it
THere are people that are very needy and wouldnt mind a little stain if it keeps their baby clothed
JMO
Message edited 2/18/2009 9:08:37 AM.
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| Posted 2/18/09 9:08 AM |
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mamasita27
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Re: donating baby clothes
that's what I was thinking. thanks 
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| Posted 2/18/09 9:09 AM |
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CookiePuss
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Re: donating baby clothes
Some of the clothes donations actually bundle the cloth and sell it and then donate the proceeds. In that case, it doesn't matter how stained the clothes are.
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| Posted 2/18/09 9:13 AM |
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