You don't have to toss old newspapers into the trash or even the recycling bin. Newspapers can be utilized in many different ways to extend the life of a seemingly useless item. Read on to learn how to reuse newspapers.
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Use old newspapers to clean windows. Simply crumple a couple sheets of newspapers, spray glass with window cleaner and rub the glass with sheets of newspaper. The glass will sparkle.
Donate newspapers to local schools or day care centers. Schools are always doing craft projects like paper mache.
Save newspapers to use as packing material for moving or mailing.
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