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What to do with house contents you don't want?
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Well just had theBHF lady on the hone, they can't take the cabinet as they have no space, chairs have to be with a table, no marks/sratches etc so looks like hardly anything will go to them so we may end up paying £255 for a house clearance.0
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Ring your local charities, we have a great one called ARC, they take anything! The good stuff goes in their shop and the rest goes to make up kits for those needed stuff for a fresh start. Dont give up after one picky charity shop.:jProud mummy to a beautiful baby girl born 22/12/11 :j0
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I think you should put a garage sale in front of the house. You will be able to get rid of unwanted things in the house and at the same time you earn some money to buy new things.0
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