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Donating toiletries in Dublin city

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  • 12-11-2013 4:56pm
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    MakeEmLaugh
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    I have quite a few toiletries - hair gel, aftershave, moisturiser - from previous flatmates that I want to donate rather than throw out. Anyone know anyplace in Dublin city that accepts such donations?


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    Tzardine
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    edit ...........


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    RobbingBandit
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    MakeEmLaugh wrote: »
    I have quite a few toiletries - hair gel, aftershave, moisturiser - from previous flatmates that I want to donate rather than throw out. Anyone know anyplace in Dublin city that accepts such donations?

    If they are unopened give them to a charity shop or just go around looking for ugly ****ers and give the stuff to them.


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    MakeEmLaugh
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    RobbingBandit wrote: »
    If they are unopened give them to a charity shop or just go around looking for ugly ****ers and give the stuff to them.

    They're not unopened.


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    hfallada
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    Try the charity shop in Rathmines beside Rathmines college. I seen them sell bottles of Domestos in the window once.


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    biko
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    Google local homeless shelters. I'm sure they'd appreciate the gift.


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    Santa Cruz
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    MakeEmLaugh wrote: »
    They're not unopened.

    If they are opened just dump them.
    The charity shops/homeless shelters will not take them as they don't know whether something has been added to the substances or not.
    Health and Safety, Insurance and all that


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    Birneybau
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    MakeEmLaugh wrote: »
    They're not unopened.

    Don't think anywhere accept open goods of the type you are talking about.


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    Lawrence1895
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    Don't know, but could you give those toiletries directly to homeless people? Those who are sleeping rough on the streets of Dublin, not already in a homeless shelter?


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