Recycle clothes at home too

It just occurred to me. At my childhood home we used to have rags to clean with. Rags made from cut up old clothes that we no longer needed. Why ever did we stop doing that? I suppose because they are so cheap to buy from new, but nothing shines a shoe better than a piece of old cotton tshirt.

So from now on old rags to clean with is once again installed in my home. I cut up two tshirts that were destined for the bin (not suitable for recycling for charity) and now I have a nice pile of cleaning rags. I just thought of another thing I will use it for, our black gas stove top never gets really shiny but I am sure it will now that I have clean cotton rags to post polish with.

Use it for; Shoe shining, polishing, cleaning windows, spot cleaning, dusting, wiping spills of the floor ect. After just put them in the washing bin (perhaps a seperate one for kitchen towels and rags).

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