What do you do with old pillows?

[Anonymous]

Guys. Stop “donating” stuff like this. It’s trash. Put it in the trash. If you got down pillows, they’ll decompose. It’s not a big deal. Let them go.

I really don’t think the animal shelter wants pillows.

[Anonymous]

I would think dogs/cats would tear pillows apart - not very safe?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:donate. why is this even worthy of a post? stop wasting my time!

Donate to whom, pray tell? Nobody wants old pillows.

[Anonymous]

Garbage

Cheapskate

[Anonymous]

Can pillows go in the recycling pile for garbage pickup?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Garbage

Cheapskate

How does asking what to do with old pillows make someone a cheapskate? Your logic is off.

[Anonymous]

Would you sleep on a stranger's old pillow? No? Then why the hell would you try to donate them?

[Anonymous]

I put them in the donation clothes bins that you find at some gas stations. I assume they will be turned into industrial rags.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Would you sleep on a stranger's old pillow? No? Then why the hell would you try to donate them?

Homeless people or people with no other options would.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who are these weirdos that wash dirty old trash pillows? What a waste of electricity, water and good detergent.

Do not do that.

You should wash regularly pillow’s every so often. Who are these people who don’t.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Would you sleep on a stranger's old pillow? No? Then why the hell would you try to donate them?

You do at hotels.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who are these weirdos that wash dirty old trash pillows? What a waste of electricity, water and good detergent.

Do not do that.

You should wash regularly pillow’s every so often. Who are these people who don’t.

Target sells pillows for $3. Why go through the hassle and waste of washing and drying pillows, just for them to end up flat and lumpy anyway, when you can just toss them and easily purchase fresh new ones?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Would you sleep on a stranger's old pillow? No? Then why the hell would you try to donate them?

You do at hotels.

Yep, and also when you sleep at your grandmothers house. Grandparents NEVER replace pillows.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who are these weirdos that wash dirty old trash pillows? What a waste of electricity, water and good detergent.

Do not do that.

You should wash regularly pillow’s every so often. Who are these people who don’t.

Target sells pillows for $3. Why go through the hassle and waste of washing and drying pillows, just for them to end up flat and lumpy anyway, when you can just toss them and easily purchase fresh new ones?

Because I'm not a wasteful glassbowl?

[Anonymous]

Put in large garbage bag and throw away
I just did this with 4 pillows.