Who takes adult unwanted xmas gifts?

the_devil_made_me_do_it

Think I'll just bag them all up and hand them in to a local charity shop.

ben500

the_devil_made_me_do_it wrote: »

I think you might be onto something there Would they be happy with a pen set and an address book too?

Yes comes in handy for noting down prices of items before they steal them so they don't sell them too cheaply in the pub.

lisyloo

I just wish people wouldn't buy cheap smellies like Lynx ect. Neither my OH or I skin can tolerate them

Perhaps you need to let you family/friends know.
We do lists of what we actually want.
It's much nicer to get things that aren't on the list but at least it gives people a clue.
You can't expect them to have ESP

hansonwa

You could send them to the soldier in Afganistan - or see if someone local is doing the soldiers shoe boxes they fill them with bits and bobs and ship them over.

Dizzie77

Drop them at your local charity shop, I would - I saw lots of gift sets for sale in charity shops this Christmas.

But also tell your present buyers about your skin intolerances - my sister has a skin condition and can't have anything scented - so we buy her E45 cream - much easier if we know about preferences...!
I'm sure those people who bought you presents would rather get you something you can use?

vikki_louise

What about sending them to a parent of a seriously ill child as a "thinking of you" present, or to a teenage boy who is seriously ill (they often get left out as people don't know what to send them), just go to www.postpals.co.uk and choose someone

crazy_girl

hi, what area are you in please?

Abbafan1972

I would agree with the poster who said to let the people know that you can't use these type of products.