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What to do small old kids toys
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Posting Junkie
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Los Angeles
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A friend of mine is wondering what to do with a whole mess (literally speaking) of kids toys - think Happy Meal toys. Is there anything that can be done with such things other than dumpstering them?
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PPC4Ever
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Administrator  Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: San Antonio TX USA
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DONATE them. Find a shelter-in the LA area there must be scores of them-and donate the toys.
Really, donate these toys so kids without can enjoy them. They won't care that the toys aren't the latest.
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Glenn -----
MOT, OTR, TxLic
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Senior User
Join Date: Jun 2002
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gather together any matching sets and ebay them
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It looks just like a telefunken' U-47 - Zappa
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Join Date: Mar 2000
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Hey, what a coicidence.
My son was in the Emergency Room Friday night -- he fell and knocked a hole in his head, got a couple of staples for his trouble.
The nurse fetched him a toy from somewhere - it was a Happy Meal dalmations toy from a few years ago. Distracted him for about 30 seconds.
But that's what I would recommend. Clean them up (think Lysol) and then donate to a clinic or emergency room. Maybe even one of those emergency rooms that aren't hospital connected (I bet nobody thinks of them).
Or, find a shelter or non-profit thrift shop.
It makes a difference.
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He can be fixed -- you can't.
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Addicted to MacNN
Join Date: Jan 2003
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Originally Posted by finboy
Hey, what a coicidence.
My son was in the Emergency Room Friday night -- he fell and knocked a hole in his head, got a couple of staples for his trouble.
The nurse fetched him a toy from somewhere - it was a Happy Meal dalmations toy from a few years ago. Distracted him for about 30 seconds.
But that's what I would recommend. Clean them up (think Lysol) and then donate to a clinic or emergency room. Maybe even one of those emergency rooms that aren't hospital connected (I bet nobody thinks of them).
Or, find a shelter or non-profit thrift shop.
It makes a difference.
Excellent idea.
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: In the South
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You could try Yard Sale, but EMS tucks could use em
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