What to do with old cloth nappies?

[tulip*place]

Trying to unhoard a little and found a garbage bag with a tie on it in the back of wardrobe.  Found a heap of folded cloth nappies in it

from over 20 years ago.    .   Would someone want them or just chuck them?

[*crikey*mate*]

My grandma used to have a LOT of white face washers that she crocheted around.

just sayin'

[imastawka]

French Polishers (furniture) love nice clean cloths

[twinkles**stars]

They make the best dusters, polishers etc. Great for cleaning windows. Mopping up spills. I keep one in the glovebox too.

[*mrgrizz*]

list them as antiques

[sandypas]

Agree with all the suggestions - the panel beaters also love clean cotton.  They buy bags from the op shops.

[tulip*place]

Thanks for your replies.     Will hold onto them and ask the neighbour who is a clean freak and then some if they have use for them.

[not_an_eloi]

neighbour's woman listed some, she reckon they got removed faster'n'greased lightning 

they told 'er, was a list violation of this used clothin' policy:

   Used underwear including, but not limited to, boxer shorts, panties, briefs, lingerie, swimwear, leotards, athletic supports and cloth nappies are not permitted

[alexander*beetle]

I'm down to my last one.   from 24 years ago. Best dusters ever. You can have your fancy smancy cleaners but a good terry towelling nappy is perfect.

[katymatey*]

The best window cleaners because they are usually washed thin, and therefore lint free. I wish I still had some. 😞