Presents you won't use.

Our granddaughter gave us a basket of goodies including two bottles of lovely hand wash, some chocolates and three different packs of Whittard ground coffee but unfortunately we swapped to decaff coffee a while ago because of Dh’s atrial fibrillation.

I got a set of handcreams from someone in a group I belong to. We don't usually exchange presents so this wasn't expected. I've got quite a stash of handcreams so these may well end up in a charity shop.

Dylis

DH and I have been given knitted beanies with powerful lights in the centre. We looked like a pair of Daleks when we tried them on!

Why???
Are you both avid potholers??

DH and I have been given knitted beanies with powerful lights in the centre. We looked like a pair of Daleks when we tried them on!

The recipient dies not want either.

I asked for two lovely room sprays which my son buys for me in a shop in the North West, they are a particular brand.I am down South. I get up to a pile of gift vouchers as well and I love it.
So nothing going to the charity shops or re gifted. I find people who have a don't want to pile, tight, they probably re gift stuff to others that they don't want either.

Novelty socks and mugs. Hand cream, body lotion. Pannetoni.

A relative keeps sending my aunt, who lives in a care home , hampers. My aunt and me have told her repeatedly that hampers get taken into the kitchen and all residents benefit from them. My aunt would like a Christmas present just for her.

Yes, charity shop for some, food bank for others.

I take the unwanted gifts down to a charity shop where I suspect some of them came from !

My DIL does an unwanted pile which I think is awful, people have bought those presents for her and the grandkids,why not put a Xmas list out to receive things you would like,have to say my other DIL usually,as her birthday is beginning January,receives a gift from aforementioned unwanted pile which we find amusing