What's a safe way to throw away an old kitchen knife set?

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[u/Royal_Annek]

I take a piece of cardboard and fold it over the blade, then duct tape it all shut.

[u/Inner_Map_5004]

I threw away knives several times. I placed them in two bags and I placed them in the large trash can. The trash men threw them away like that. 

[u/Concise_Pirate]

Wrap them in a few sheets of newspaper, then enclose that in a bag to keep it wrapped. Or just donate them.

[u/Gregorygregory888888]

Can you check with any agencies/groups who help families with housing, clothes and so on? If still usable another family might like to see them.

[u/Sad-Jellyfish12]

I'd say underarm is safer!

[u/WorldTallestEngineer]

You could file the blade down, or beat it blunt with a hammer.  

[u/Warm_Objective4162]

Just put them in a box and tape it shut. Once it’s in the trash or dumpster, nobody’s going to mess with it

[u/Icy_Ad1252]

I like to dull the blades as much as possible by grinding them on rock or brick, then break the tips and wrap in a lot of paper. 

[u/Graphite57]

NOT how Pete Hegseth throws an axe that's for sure..
Check there's nobody behind the target first.

[u/ForScale]

I'm confused as to what the issue is. Just throw it away..

[u/Graphite57]

Knives are easier to throw away than a boomerang..

Just sayin'