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> LEGO tends to get hoarded, resold or donated, not thrown away. I doubt this. Outside Lego enthusiasts, most people see it as a children's toy which is proba
by londons_explore 3y ago
> LEGO tends to get hoarded, resold or donated, not thrown away.
I doubt this. Outside Lego enthusiasts, most people see it as a children's toy which is probably disgustingly covered in saliva and in no fit state for anyone else to touch. It's one of the first things to go into the trash when more space is needed in the attic.
- dr_kiszonka 3y agoYou can put them into a pillowcase and wash in a washing machine. Given how expensive Legos are many people will gladly pick them up from your place, especially if you live in a city. You can look up Buy Nothing and similar groups in your area on FB.
- londons_explore 3y agoSure, but most people don't know that. So they chuck them out with the rest of the dog-eared teddy bears.
- swores 3y agoI'm not convinced you're correct in your belief that most people are like you in this respect. But I don't have evidence to disprove you either.