You guys might as well give them away to someone that needs them
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November-25-15, 03:30 PM #1
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November-25-15, 08:58 PM #2
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Probably right..you can take a tax deduction at least if you donate them to a charity. I usually donate my unwanted household goods to Purple Heart. They will pick it up, and leave a paper for you to fill in to keep for your tax records.
Originally Posted by Cliffy
It's true that most newlyweds don't want fine china anymore. Most of them go for Corelle or stuff like that.
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