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Need a mattress supplier who takes the old one away
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If it is all foam can you cut it into smaller pieces and put it in bin bags, I got rid of mine that way in the wheely bin over a few weeks as the mattress bits stayed dry in the bags.0
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Adonis - that's a novel idea. I don't think I'll be trying it though. Thanks all the same.0
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Almost all independents will offer a disposal service.No free lunch, and no free laptop0
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I'm almost certainly going to go for the Tesco Direct mattress I've seen Great reviews and currently half price.
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I took my old one to tip in car just rolled it up in a medium sized car. Some councils will take them away but often charge for it0
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Land of beds offer the service. Think it costs £39.
They take them to an authorised recycling centre in Stoke to get rid of. At least they don't dump them at the side of the road like some would0 -
Can you not cut it (bread knife?) and fit it under/around your bath? That would provide some useful insulation if you have an iron bath or like a long soak.0
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John Lewis. Or our local council has an area for them at the main dump.0
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