Apparel was never tossed out. It was sewn or fixed for re-utilize, and when it couldn't be worn any more or passed out to another tyke, it was made into blankets or other texture based requirements. Furniture, machines and anything mechanical that couldn't be utilized any more drawn out was spared. All things considered, you never know when you may require a section from an old bit of apparatus or furniture to stop-hole or alter another. Holding on to what they had was something many people during the depression era did in fear of needing something, but not being able to buy it due to
Apparel was never tossed out. It was sewn or fixed for re-utilize, and when it couldn't be worn any more or passed out to another tyke, it was made into blankets or other texture based requirements. Furniture, machines and anything mechanical that couldn't be utilized any more drawn out was spared. All things considered, you never know when you may require a section from an old bit of apparatus or furniture to stop-hole or alter another. Holding on to what they had was something many people during the depression era did in fear of needing something, but not being able to buy it due to