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Uses for Old Knives

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Date: 05/29/2007 Topics: Green Living > Recycling > Other | Readers Request > Recycling  
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Does anyone know the best way to dispose of Kitchen butcher knives. I have a lot of old knives that are no longer useful.

Frances from Charleston, WV
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Post by SweetCali40 (100) | (06/04/2007)
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1. I would check with the local highschool and see if maybe the Home-Ec dept. could use them. They could use their shop dept. to sharpen them.

2. A church

3. A woman's shelter


Post by FFL (71) | (06/01/2007)
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I have used old knives for:
1. Taken steak knives to work for others to use
2. Letter/package openers
3. Scraping crud off of grill


Post by cookwie (641) | (06/01/2007)
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I'd wrap the blades in masking tape on the cutting edges, then put into cardboard that has been folded in half and tape closed - whether intended for the dump or donation.
Mark in large indelible black ink on the outside "sharp knife".
You don't want anyone visiting the dump to get cut.
I say this because where I live has a dump the size of a huge swimming pool and I have seen people going through it when we've dropped off trash.


Post By (Guest Post) (06/01/2007)
have you thought about using them in a garden as markers ? Paint the handles then the name of the plant !
That may be too dangerouse if you have kids who might pull them up & get hurt...

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Post by barbo (11) | (05/31/2007)
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Most any thrift store will be glad to take your knives. Barb


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