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Swedes Can Once Again Throw Away Damaged Clothes - Radio Sweden

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As of today, damaged and worn-out clothes and other textiles can once again be thrown away as regular household rubbish.It follows a change to the Textile ...

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Swedes can once again throw away damaged clothes - Radio Sweden

As of today, damaged and worn-out clothes and other textiles can once again be thrown away as regular household rubbish.It follows a change to the Textile ...

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The Textile Act Is Changing: You Can Throw Away These Clothes at Home

Starting today, you can once again throw dirty and torn clothes in the trash at home. The changes are welcomed by the organization Human Bridge, as they have had problems with overflowing clothing collections during the year. – It has been incredibly stressful for us, says Cristofer Ståhlgren, logistics and sales manager.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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svt Nyheter broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Wednesday, October 1, 2025.
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