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If it really is still in good condition and not worn or faded then charity shops will take it.


If it's too worn for you to want to keep then consider it good for recycling only.


Animal charities will take towels but I'm not sure white sheets, duvet covers and pillow cases are useful to them itatm? If they do then I have some old stuff to pass on.

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Many thanks, I'll give them a try :-)


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We do normally donate to the local RSPCA shop but I assumed they wouldn't be interested. If the cat charity suggested above isn't interested I'll have a chat with the girls in Sydenham :-)

if it is fit only for recycling you could take a bag for life carrieror H and M bag into any H and M store for a ?5. voucher. You have to spend 25? in order to redeem this and only two bags at once but worth it when you purchase new bedding or indeed new clothes

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