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Cheapest way to get rid of rubbish..........
magicshaw
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Just had some new kitchen units and carpets fitted.
Can anybody advise cheapest way to get rid of the old ones ???
Hire a skip, Pay your local rubbish removals or can I use a van and make a one time payment and use the local council tip ????
I live in Preston Lancs.
Can anybody advise cheapest way to get rid of the old ones ???
Hire a skip, Pay your local rubbish removals or can I use a van and make a one time payment and use the local council tip ????
I live in Preston Lancs.
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put a few in your car and just drive to your local skip0
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Have you got a car? If so,do it yourself and cut the carpet up to make it easier.If women are birds and freedom is flight are trapped women Dodos?0
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Yes I do have a car.
Heck lot of carpet to go though and loads and loads of MDF borads.
I guess couple of trips might to the trick
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Yes I do have a car.
Heck lot of carpet to go though and loads and loads of MDF borads.
I guess couple of trips might to the trick
Chop and roll the carpet
Makes it a lot easier.
You'd be surprised how much waste removal can cost!If women are birds and freedom is flight are trapped women Dodos?0 -
Offer them on Freecycle.0
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freecycle / local paper free ads. People will take kitchen units for use in garages etc for storage.A kind word lasts a minute, a skelped erse is sair for a day.0
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In Manchester I can go on the councils website and arrange 2 free collections a year for up to 3 items each time. I recently had an old gas cooker and a large wardrobe I had dismantled collected.
Any extra collections are £21.50 each time.
http://www.manchester.gov.uk/info/200084/recycling_rubbish_and_waste/5318/bulky_waste
I'm sure you probably have a similar scheme.0 -
If they're not in absolutely terrible condition, I'd put them on Freecycle/Freegle, etc.0
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How about burning them.0
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