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"  Prevent gift overflow. &amp;quot;To create space post-holidays, try subtracting something old whenever you add something new,&amp;quot; says Aby Garvey, founder of simplify101.com. Have your kids set up three bags: one for trash, one for clothing and toy donations, and one for stuff like art supplies that can go to the nearest preschool. P.S. Tell your guy the same goes for his new gadgets and clothes. Ditch your tree smartly. Use earth911.com&amp;#039;s recycling-center locator to find places where you can dump your spruce safely, along with any worn-out decorations. Or check with your local Boy Scout troop to see if it offers tree pickup. Some do, and the fee (as little as $5) helps a good cause. Cash in on gift cards. Let&amp;#039;s say you landed a card to Sephora but are lip- glossed out; you can trade it for an Amazon card of equal value, or 92 percent cash back, on cardpool.com. Just fill out the info for your unwanted card, then mail it in or enter the online code. The site also sells cards from dozens of retailers for up to 35 percent off. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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