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Sari is never waste
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You wear a sari for years and throw this. This will again reappear after recycling as new one.

http://in.finance.yahoo.com/news/recycling-saris-turns-booming-industry-074342005.html

G. K. Ajmani Tax consultant
http://gkajmani-mystraythoughts.blogspot.com/

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    Yes, some days before I have read an article about ladies who are doing it as a hobby and earning at home :)
    Meera sandhu
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    Thanks for sharing this nice piece of information gulshan sir.
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    Also the persons who exchange the for utensils ask for some thing they can turn in to new at the cost of a bowl and make hundreds out of it selling them as new.

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    You wear a sari for years and throw this. This will again reappear after recycling as new one.

    http://in.finance.yahoo.com/news/recycling-saris-turns-booming-industry-074342005.html


    Yes Gulshan ji we can always make curtain of useless sarees :) or these can be used to make clothes of kids. :)
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    Nice information about saree and these can be used for washing car etc.
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    Nice information about saree and these can be used for washing car etc.


    Oh no....are you joking?


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    Meera sandhu
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    I am not jocking .In our side old saree are purchased by many garages to wash cars.
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    Even In my home town too, people come to take the old saries and dress. They give steel boxes as exchange taking these old clothes.Some people color those old dress and again they will sell in bazars for less money.

    Slow and Steady Wins the Race.

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    very good piece of information shared here... :)

    I heard some where in delhi, they using the old sari to make bed-sheet named "RAJAAI". I dont know this name is correct are not.. :unsure: :dry: :huh:
    Vinu
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    very good information. Sari is never a waste. They can be exchanged for vessels in my place as well.
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