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Abandoned mattress after completion
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3 pages and 41 posts for a mattress.
Just take it to the tip / get it removed and enjoy your new home.0 -
fold it, put it in the back of your car, take it to the nearest recycling centre, job done.
You bought a property, at some point you have to learn to deal with all the stuff yourself, you can't expect others to sort out your issues for you.
i cannot believe the amount of whinging and involving solicitors for a simple matter one can sort out in literally minutes.0 -
Red-Squirrel wrote: »Right, people are always leaving their brand new mega expensive mattresses lying around willy nilly! :rotfl:
Not common, but if they left in a hurry or were fleeing violence for example it might not have been their top priority.
Often I find it best to judge less.0 -
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