Cheapest way to dispose a defect fridge in London?

cosmile

most london councils take bulky rubbish,just phone them,newham is a neighbouring council and they have unlimted collections,although redbridge council charge £50 a time.

skiddy2k

nelly wrote:

Put it on the pavement with a big sticker on it saying

This is full of mobile phones, crack and bling do not steal

ha ha ha!:rotfl:

nej

Nelly is close. Stick it outside your house with a sign on it saying: "For Sale - £50" or something, and it'll be gone in two days.

I once put out an old broken computer and monitor out on the offchance that the dustbin men would take them. They didn't, so I just left them there. By the next morning they were gone.

skiddy2k

nej wrote:

Nelly is close. Stick it outside your house with a sign on it saying: "For Sale - £50" or something, and it'll be gone in two days.

I once put out an old broken computer and monitor out on the offchance that the dustbin men would take them. They didn't, so I just left them there. By the next morning they were gone.

ha ha ha!:rotfl:

Lady_E

Appreciate it has a defect but what about freecycle?

There may be some budding sparky who can fix it , or perhaps a local college needs a "practise" project for students on an electricians city and guilds course , just thinking laterally .