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Step 6Clean up
You should break down your set up at the end of the night, or the next day. There's nothing sadder than left over holiday decorations.
This will of course involve disposing of any remaining candy. My personal method is to make myself sick by eating it all. There's probably a better method, but I choose to stick to my ways.
This will of course involve disposing of any remaining candy. My personal method is to make myself sick by eating it all. There's probably a better method, but I choose to stick to my ways.
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May 27, 2008. 7:13 AMLadyLuck1337
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Trick or treating is becoming all but outlawed where I live. Last year I had 7 trick or treaters. It's so sad. Maybe this year I'll organize something like this to encourage a return to our roots. Thanks.
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Aug 24, 2011. 9:54 PMmaximus276
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you should put up posters send emails and party (convince people) so more children will go around next year.
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Aug 24, 2011. 9:52 PMmaximus276
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you are just like everyone else in North America who has left over candy...you eat it!
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Nov 18, 2007. 2:12 PMmandible
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What a great Instructable! I've long been an apartment-dweller, which deterred me from handing out candy ... until this year. Even though our landlord wasn't home -- and he controls the porch lights, so I couldn't put it on -- I hung a big sign on my front door to "Knock for Treats." (I live on the first floor of a two-flat, so I was able to hear knocking. Others might consider asking trick or treaters to ring the door bell.) By the end of the night, about 50 kids had stopped by! It was a lot of fun, and I got to tend to my chores in between handing out treats. Maybe not as fun as having a party, but efficient for busy gals!
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