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Uses for Old Bedding

July 29, 2015

Old wool like blankets make great filler or batting for quilts, especially the scratchy ones.


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January 25, 2014

I have lovely fitted sheets that complements my bedroom, but had a center tear. I like to save those for putting over the box spring.

 


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May 9, 2019

It never occurred to me to post this until it was done. So I don't have any before photos. But you all know what a machine sewn flannel comforter looks like. Once I started to save the batting, I realized how cheaply it was made. Basically, one seam ripper in a few key places and it was RIP!

A king sized comforter that has been deconstructed and saved for reuse.

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August 17, 2004

How do you use old bedding? We have a lot of answers for sheets from last years brainstorm but what about blankets, mattress pads and pillows.

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February 5, 20020 found this helpful
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Our local S.P.C.A. always needs old sheets, towels, blankets, etc for caring for the animals they have.

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August 17, 20040 found this helpful
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Those old recieving blankets that are to small for you growing baby make great all purpose rags when cut up. I use them to wipe noses, clean up messes, wipe messy faces, dry bottoms after cleaning, and much more. I always have them around and they cost me nothing (they were all gifts!).

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May 31, 2016

This is a page about uses for old sheets. Clean out your linen closet and put those old, worn, or stained sheets to a new use.

Stack of folded old bed sheets

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