Do local charity shops take coathangers?

[Sue]

Don't want to cart a load up there and find they won't take them.

Thanks.

[Peckhamgatecrasher]

Not Mind.

[Sue]

OK, ta.

Hospice shop/s?

[miga]

If you just want them reused, dry cleaners often do.

[Lynne]

I tries offering some once at St Cs and they said no thanks. That shop on Grove Vale might

[Sue]

Thanks, but I don't think dry cleaners would want them, they aren't wire, they are wooden and plastic.

Maybe I'll put an ad on here, I just don't want to bin them really, seems a waste.

[TheCat]

While all scare resources adhere to the rules of supply and demand; coat hangers seem to be one of those things that is not limited by scarcity

Unfortunatley sue, I've yet to meet anyone in my life who bemoans a shortage of coathangers....:)

[Jules-and-Boo]

I'll take any pink ones or wooden ones you have, please :-)

My daughter wants me to go to Ikea. Argh. I can't bear the thought

[Sue]

Jules-and-Boo Wrote:

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> I'll take any pink ones or wooden ones you have,

> please :-)

>

> My daughter wants me to go to Ikea. Argh. I can't

> bear the thought

There's only three wooden ones, they are mainly plastic.

I'd obviously prefer to get rid of the whole lot at once, but if nobody answers the ad I've placed in the For Sale section, i'll get back to you if you still want the three.

[Jules-and-Boo]

Thanks Sue :-)