Only if it looks like it came from the store. Or if the giver isn't in the vicinity to notice I gave it away. It often goes to charity if it's in the way. Except the big gifts my son gives me....

Absolutely! Especially items I'll never use like candles, punch bowls, and nobelty gifts. I have more than enough "stuff."

Not everything I receive I can use or like. I write a thank you letter. Gifts are given as a thoughtful gesture. I have too much in lotions. No bathtub for other items. Not everything fits, or is a color I wear. I'm careful about who the regifted item is given. It is always a kindness I remember.

I would rather it go to somebody who could love it than to collect dust in the closet. I regift it if I know it would be perfect for a friend! Otherwise, I will donate it. It is a waste of money, and a waste of itself, hidden in the closet, unused, when somebody else could be getting joy from it.

If I'm not going to use something, it makes since to pass it along to someone who will use it. My family rarely visits my home so no worries about them wondering about anything being absent.

I have allergies and frequently receive beautiful candles that I can't use as hostess gifts. I pass them to several candle loving friends who I know will use and appreciate them.

I have been given beautiful things that do not suit my taste. Rather than waste them or have them clutter my garage, I offer them to a friend .

I've received gifts that were not me but knew someone else would enjoy them!!

I would rather an unwanted gift go to someone who could use it than to a landfill.