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What do u do w old school books?
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Notebooks*

Trashing them after storing them for 10+yrs? 
Other suggestions?

They aren't clean paper so they probably just end up in the fire and resold as energy 🔚 i guess

Like feels bad to toss out 10kg of old books but i seriously don't need them or knew I had them or have the space for them so... I guess, trash? 
Date: 15-06-2022 17:54
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Suchomimus wrote:
no idea, i've kept mine, but i guess if u don't want them recycle ? or maybe keep the paper for if u ever need to do crafts or something
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Date: 15-06-2022 18:13
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Pitbull wrote:
Usually rip out the used pages and then use it for whatever I may need at the moment.
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Date: 15-06-2022 18:15
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Pitbull wrote:
Usually rip out the used pages and then use it for whatever I may need at the moment.
Yeah I do that when there are few used pages but at this point I have far more books than I need. I mostly take school notes digitally. 
Date: 15-06-2022 18:35
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Suchomimus wrote:
no idea, i've kept mine, but i guess if u don't want them recycle ? or maybe keep the paper for if u ever need to do crafts or something
I don't wanna keep mine anymore and I don't have the space to store everything I have in my room at home so they sorta gotta go. Idk if arts and crafts like books goes in paper recycling or if they are too soiled for that purpose. 
Date: 15-06-2022 18:42
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