What do you do with so many old quilts for college graduates?

Hello, these old quilts will be unified by the scrap collection station**, and then reprocessed into some new quilts, or other cotton wool products on the market for sale! There is also a batch of quilts with better quality and color that will be sold to individuals in a second-hand way!

The old quilts after college can actually be donated to some charitable organizations, or some schools will have some special people to collect these materials, and these places can be donated. If you don't want to see it, you can find some place and sell it, and if that doesn't work, you may have to take it home.

We generally send old quilts home, and when we graduate from college, we generally send things home, and sending one is also sending a lot of them, and at that time there will generally be preferential activities for large mailings, so each of us will prepare a large box, put the quilt and some things that we want to send home together, and express it back directly.

After graduating from university, I dismantled and washed all the quilts that I didn't use and those that my roommates didn't use, made them very clean, and then donated them to some public welfare departments so that they could play their last role and give warmth to some people who needed them, which is one of the ways we dispose of quilts.

Anyway, I didn't take it home, I put it directly at school, I don't know what the school will do with it, of course, it should be taken out by those buyers, and remade into quilts, or made into other products, anyway, this is how black-hearted cotton is circulated.

After graduating from college, many people should not want to be in their own business, but there are also a small number of people who will mail their luggage home, maybe he is better in luggage, those who don't want luggage, should donate his luggage to charity, the school has a place to donate luggage, and then send those luggage to children in the mountains.

Now there will be special donation breaks or some institutions in the school, and every year graduates will donate their old quilts or unused daily necessities to those in need.

This phenomenon has become very common, and everyone usually donates some of their idle items to help those in need.

Because I was poor, I kept it and used it until now. If you can use it, it's not too troublesome, you can keep it and continue to use it, I just found an internship job, after implementing the residence, I went back to school to pack up my things and send them all to the place where I lived.