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Darla

I was just wondering about the paper towel rolls. Thanks.

Teresa

We never have left-over wine either! ;)

Donalyn

We compost dryer lint, after reading that it was ok so long as your clothing is mostly cotton, which ours is. Cotton with kleenexes in the pockets usually - very compostable. :)

Theresa Loe/LivingHomegrown

Hey - Donalyn,
I had to laugh about the kleenexes. When my boys have colds, I always discover the tissues they had in their pockets AFTER I pull the clothes out of the dryer. It happens every time. So, I can relate to that one!

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