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To avoid magazine build up I follow this rule. I have until the last day of the month the magazine is dated to keep it. At the first of the month all magazines from the previous month get recycled. That keeps things from piling up and keeps me from spending money on magazines I don't read.
By Dominique from Lincoln Park, MI
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RE: Avoiding Magazine Build Up
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Post By Stephanie Morson (Guest Post)
(02/12/2006)
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I alternate between taking my old magazines to work or to a local hair salon.
RE: Avoiding Magazine Build Up
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Post By JODI (Guest Post)
(02/11/2006)
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I take mine an also the catalogs to the hospital...to many times we have gone to the ER an nothing to read an this makes the time go much slower. I do take my name off the order part an also my address.
RE: Avoiding Magazine Build Up
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Post By (Guest Post)
(02/10/2006)
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I take mine to a elderly client who is on a limited budget, and would not buy them for herself.
RE: Avoiding Magazine Build Up
We put the old magazines in the craft room in a bin for the kids to use to cut out of for school projects, cards, etc.
RE: Avoiding Magazine Build Up
I take all my magazines and donate them to the local library; they either put them into circulation for the patrons to check out or they put them in their used book sale and the money from the sale goes into their library fund.
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