Old Bra's

loopy_lass

MATH wrote:

or you could just......throw it away:eek:

now your being silly!!!!!

MATH

There was a thread a while back filled with ideas of what to do with tumble dryer fluff, sidelines of belly button and toe fluff were also explored:eek: It was then that I realized that there's nothing we Ol'Stylers can't recycle and no depth is deep enough for us not to sink to:D

catznine

MATH wrote:

There was a thread a while back filled with ideas of what to do with tumble dryer fluff, sidelines of belly button and toe fluff were also explored:eek: It was then that I realized that there's nothing we Ol'Stylers can't recycle and no depth is deep enough for us not to sink to:D

Too true! Or is it that I am just trying to avoid the ironing pile?

catznine

Ear muffs! :j Yep still avoiding the ironing

squeaky

Double barrelled catapults!

Mado

catznine wrote:

Ear muffs! :j Yep still avoiding the ironing

Sold...
Next winter when everyone is freezing their ears out all us OS will walk about with recycled bras filled with .... feathers for insulation as ear muffs.
We'll be the talk of town!

apprentice_tycoon

Mado wrote:

Sold...
Next winter when everyone is freezing their ears out all us OS will walk about with recycled bras filled with .... feathers for insulation as ear muffs.
We'll be the talk of town!

I think that MATH would rather the dryer fluff was used for the insulation...2 problems solved in one go

Mado

apprentice_tycoon wrote:

I think that MATH would rather the dryer fluff was used for the insulation...2 problems solved in one go

OOOPSSS my mistake!!! but I don't have a drier...

(as long as no bum fluff is used though!)

Joe_Bloggs

To quote directly from Martin's Blog. see http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/blog/#126

Sometimes you can take saving money too far… it may hurt your nipple!
Friday June 17th, 2005
Last week I went with four friends to a ‘bra’ party. Don’t worry, nothing salacious. It was in aid of the Playtex Moonlight walk for Breast Cancer. As it happened of the roughly 200 people there, only eight of the men actually turned up wearing a bra and four of them were my friends and I.

Now my nice black number was bought, fresh that day, from discount retailers Peacocks. To be honest I don’t know many 40C-cup women, so decided that was the easiest way to go - it cost me £3.50 for a swanky black number, which was then manfully (or should that be womanfully) stuffed with some party balloons.

The idea was to attempt, if possible, not to be too effeminate and to wear my normal clothes, just with a bra! Two of my other friends had used the maternal route to source their bras. However the fourth member of the group, who shall remain nameless, decided to go the charity shop route.

His was a little lacy pink number, stretched widely and unstuffed! It was bought from a local charity shop that day for £1 - undercutting me. Yet as a bloke, it’d remained unwashed. Now apart from the obligatory jibes of ‘wearing a sadly deceased grandmother’s bra’ the worst moment came with a text message I received three days later.

“You know that bra I wore? I’ve bloody well got a fungal infection in my nipple because of it”. Now you see, even I have to admit cheapest isn’t always best!

culpepper

if they are just too tight across the back ,you can extend the fastener using the fastener from an old one (the hooks and a strip of the material they are attached to with the loops sewn on at the other end or just sewn on directly)
You could use the silky cup material to make cushions/pillows in a dolls house or dolls lingerie.