What can I use for dresser for my clothes? Can't afford to buy!
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Have you looked at Freecycle for people giving things away?
if you can, find some sturdy cardboard boxes that are all the same size- say 12-20" wide or whatever works for you. Fold the top flaps all inside, to further strengthen the sides or just cut them off. Then arrange them where they all have top facing the same way and tape, glue and or staple them together. An arrangement of three across and three tall works well. You can pretty it up by covering it with contact paper, which will also further sturdy it up. Then you will have serviceable cubby for your clothes. this can be stood against a wall or laid on its back and slid under your bed. I'd also keep an eye on buy-sell-trade sites or see if there is a freecycle.com for your area.
Look at ads from Craiglists,shop garage sales,church functions.
Can find free furniture on Craig's List
Best of luck! Post a pic of your finished cubby!