What can you do with old socks?

Here are 15 uses for old socks you can try today.

  1. Dust rags and cleaning rags.
  2. Clean shutters and blind slats.
  3. Polish your car.
  4. Buff and shine shoes.
  5. Apply stains to furniture or crafts.
  6. Eraser for white boards.
  7. Dampened sock in dryer to remove wrinkles.
  8. Protect small breakable objects in storage.

Can you make yarn from old socks?

For socks, I cut the toe off and cut the sock in circles about an inch wide. You can interlace them, roll them into a ball, and use them as you would use crochet cord; making whatever you want – rugs, slippers, even throws.

What can you make out of old wool socks?

If you have a growing collection but are reluctant to throw them away, consider these creative ways to upcycle, funcycle, and recycle old socks.

  • The Classic Sock Puppet.
  • Padding for Packing or Storage.
  • Upcycled Sock Dryer Ball.
  • Ties for Garden Plants.
  • Cleaning Rags and Wipes.
  • Sock Soap Pouch.
  • DIY Aromatherapy Rice Warmer.

Can old socks be donated?

If you’ve ever wondered whether or not you can donate your old socks, even if they’ve already lived a long, full life, step away from that trash can because the answer is a resounding YES.

How do you dispose of socks?

How you can recycle your old socks and pants

  1. Clothing Banks. If your socks or underwear are not in the best condition, for instance they holes in, then finding an organisation that is willing to recycle them would be the best way forward.
  2. Donate.
  3. Sell Online.
  4. Be Creative.

How do you recycle old white socks?

How do you make socks out of rags?

Old socks make good dusting rags and wash rags. For dusting rags, simply cover your hand with a sock, then go to work! This is a great way to clean blinds or detailed things where you need fine control over your dusting tool.

What can I do with lightly used socks?

If you have unworn socks that you’d like to share, consider donating them to organizations that are dedicated to sock collection — like Knock Knock, Give a Sock, Socks for Souls, Inc. or The Joy of Sox — or contact your local homeless shelter to find out where you can deliver your donation.