Bring them to the gym/doctor's office/any other waiting area and leave them for others-- now they're enjoyed by others. Also-- consider getting alternate subscriptions as a close friend; read then trade.
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How to recycle magazines
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Drop them off at the local hospital ICU waiting area. We were recently at the hospital with our son for 40 days in the PICU and having something to read was very helpful to keep our minds off our worries.
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If you have kiddies get them to cut (or you cut) pictures they like out of them to make collages etc...my little boy (2yrs) loves doing this.
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I cut the magazine pages into strips then roll them into a bead shape, soak in glue, allow to dry and then thread on string to make a beaded curtain. Looks really good. Have made them for windows and doors.
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I use the library copies if I need something. There are too many ads in magazines to spend my money on them. Plus I have trouble throwing them out once I have bought them so it is better to never buy them.
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Homeless shelters & also care homes for the elderly appreciate them.
