What to do with gently used, extra balls?

[Anonymous]

Can they be recycled? Would an animal shelter or a tennis program for kids be interested in them?

[Anonymous]

Tennis balls that is.

[Anonymous]

Take them to a dog park. I am always looking for extra tennis balls for my dogs to fetch.

[Anonymous]

Where should we leave them at the dog park? In the can or on the ground?

[Anonymous]

Is this another attempt to have a sexual innuendo thread like the slot or box thread. If so...I'm game. I like a nice set of balls.

[Anonymous]

Serious question. Lots of extra balls after tennis.

[Anonymous]

I love balls. My dog can destroy one within a week. Let's meet up.

[Anonymous]

I'm confused. Why not keep them and use them? Have they lost some air?

Maybe call a local raquet club and find out if there is a recycling program.

[Anonymous]

They are perfectly usable, nothing wrong with them. Only used in one session, so gently used.

[Anonymous]

must have been a gentle divorce

[Anonymous]

The players like to use new balls so they are used only during one session of play.

[Anonymous]

I would love gently used balls. I'll play tennis with them as long as they haven't lost too much air. Maybe save a bunch and offer them through freecycle. You wouldn't have to meet up or have the person at your home. You could just give a location where they be left.

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the suggestions. We'll probably leave some at a dog park and do freecycle postings. But will look into recycling, too.

[Anonymous]

I like to wash my balls in a gentle soap solution. My balls are very clean and ready for play.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is this another attempt to have a sexual innuendo thread like the slot or box thread. If so...I'm game. I like a nice set of balls.

Yes, but these are used . . .

don't know if they're in the second hand or pre-owned category - b/c there IS a difference