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Old 02-01-2008, 11:42 AM #4
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I appreciate these ideas and I've read a few about crafting with your old cds, but I'm not really into the cd crafts!

So...what I'm talking about (and didn't make myself very clear) is what to do with the CD's you often get (unsolicited) in the mail.

I got one from a computer teaching site and also from a site that sells cds about various subjects (history, art, etc).

These are essentially advertizing tools and nothing anyone would want.

I want to know how to safely dispose of them. I read the statistics about how many discs are tossed into the trash, (hence impacting the environment).

I do give things away if they are things that I know someone could use.

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