Does anybody know where I can recycle these - animal charity perhaps?
Susanna Harrison ● 2214d7 Comments
An alternative thought My x and my youngest walked down CHR and gave a duvet to a homeless girl.
Julian Pavey ● 2214d
I think the animal charities may take these but not if they are feather filled.
Elizabeth Jane Daley ● 2214d
Julian Well done to your family! x I think Mike from Top Hat may have possibly found a way to distribute these. The charities that do may take them tend to want or request sleeping bags rather than duvets. As Jennifer once said in a post - what is it with us that we are so incapable nowadays that we can't transform these unwanted duvets into the sleeping bags that the charities for the homeless are looking for. Requests and requirements can be so tick-box.
Philippa Bond ● 2214d
I know mayhew & Battersea take old towels so check with them
Margie Frew ● 2214d
I have two double duvets I no longer require.I contacted the Mayhew earlier this week but they won't take them at the moment due to Covid-19.Anyone have any other suggestions before I bin them?
Chris Davies ● 2213d
Maybe worth trying Acton Homeless Concern on 020 8992 5768 or by email at admin@actonhomelessconcern.org to see if they would be interested? http://actonhomelessconcern.org/what-you-can-do.html
Brendan Crawford ● 2213d
You could freecycle. It is easy using the app on www.trashnothing.com
Philippa Bond ● 2213d