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Old Kitchen Appliances

Melissa177
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Hi,
I have a selection of old kitchen appliances to get rid of. They are all fairly old, and not in the best condition! However, they do work.
I have:
- a fridge
- a under counter freezer
- a gas oven & hob (although the oven doesn't really work :rolleyes: )
- a microwave.
I don't particularly want any money for them, but it seems a shame to throw them away (or rather, pay the council to take them away). I contemplated leaving the microwave outside my house, figuring someone would take it away, but I don't want to be accused of fly tipping.
Thoughts? Do charity shops take these things?
Also - I have real problems accessing Freecycle, so perhaps that is not the best idea either!
I have a selection of old kitchen appliances to get rid of. They are all fairly old, and not in the best condition! However, they do work.
I have:
- a fridge
- a under counter freezer
- a gas oven & hob (although the oven doesn't really work :rolleyes: )
- a microwave.
I don't particularly want any money for them, but it seems a shame to throw them away (or rather, pay the council to take them away). I contemplated leaving the microwave outside my house, figuring someone would take it away, but I don't want to be accused of fly tipping.
Thoughts? Do charity shops take these things?
Also - I have real problems accessing Freecycle, so perhaps that is not the best idea either!
Errors of opinion may be tolerated where reason is left free to combat it. - Jefferson
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If you can't access freecycle, can someone else put them on there for you?
Also try something like Loot or Friday-ad - you can place a free ad. You could advertise them for a minimal amount or even offer them for free. What about your local paper?0 -
Local newsagents put up a sign free to good home. Or local EA's may have FTB's that would be glad of starter stuff!0
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Some charity shops must take things like this as i have seen them in our local one, otherwise as suggested try giving them away free.0
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I like the idea of giving them to other FTBs - I received these appliances free as an FTB myself (the vendor left them), and it would be nice to pass them on.
I *really* need to work out Freecycle. It doesn't like my work computer. I will also go to my local shop and put a free advert in the window.Errors of opinion may be tolerated where reason is left free to combat it. - Jefferson0 -
http://www.gumtree.com/ has a section to advertise free goods to people in your local area0
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https://www.dontdumpthat.com is another similar to freecycle. I prefer it as it's forum based rather than a squillion emails.One day I might be more organised...........
GC: £200
Slinkies target 2018 - another 70lb off (half way to what the NHS says) so far 25lb0 -
Are you near any colleges - students are often desperate for appliances, and an ad in the student union building might bring results?Resolution:
Think twice before spending anything!0
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