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Where to Get Rid of Anything

Where to donate, recycle, and sell your castoffs so they do some good.
By Katie Arnold-Ratliff, Meredith Bryan and Arianna Davis
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Toiletries
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Illustration: Daniel Horowitz

Toiletries

You know all those hotel shampoos and soaps you've collected? (Come on, we know you have.) Clean the World will deliver them to areas beset with widespread—and life-threatening—communicable diseases, most of which can easily be contained through frequent hand washing.

Published on February 28, 2013
12 of 25

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