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Microwave donation
charlie792
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Does anyone know of any charity places that will take electrical items? Ive never seen any of the local charity shops with electricals in before....
Our microwave broke so got given a spare one someone had lying around, my parents then bought us a new one for christmas so the other one is just sitting there doing nothing now. Good working order and everything so would be a shame to get rid of it without it going to a good cause....
Our microwave broke so got given a spare one someone had lying around, my parents then bought us a new one for christmas so the other one is just sitting there doing nothing now. Good working order and everything so would be a shame to get rid of it without it going to a good cause....
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Sept 2016 £104,800
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Most charity shops do not take electricals as I believe they have to test them before selling them on. However, there are a few, in my town the British Heart Foundation run an "electricals" shop that sells furniture/white goods/TVs etc.As of 24/11/2020
Mort: - £98,200
CCds: - £1,568.18
Loan: - £0
Savings: - £3,500.000 -
google 'furniture recycling network' and see if there's a local one: they will often take white goods if none of your local charity shops do.Signature removed for peace of mind0
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And there's always freecycle............. or ebay and you could give the proceeds to charity?As of 24/11/2020
Mort: - £98,200
CCds: - £1,568.18
Loan: - £0
Savings: - £3,500.000
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