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  1. 09-03-2002, 08:53 AM #1
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    Default Recycled socks...Make a mop...

    TRANSFORM OLD SOCKS INTO NEW MOPS

    Every household has a pile of unmatched socks. Where do
    the mates go anyway? You know that there must be a good
    use for them. Well, there is, especially if you have hung
    onto you clamp-type mop. Introduce your lonely socks to
    the clamp mop without a head, and you will make something
    useful again. Just sew together a few socks with a running stitch down the middle and clamp
    them into the old mop and you've given them new life -
    and saved yourself some money, too! Great idea!
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    That's a great idea!
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    BTW.........The whole thing can be thrown in the washer.
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    That is a great idea! I have some mismatched ones sitting in a basket. I was wondering what to do with them. Now I know!!!
    ~*Michelle*~

    ~Wife to Rick since Dec. 19, 1986~
    ~Mother to Richard, 23, Chris, 21, and Dakota, 17~
    ~Mother-in-law to Amber, wife of Richard~
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    I've heard those socks make good dishrags too.
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