I am looking to get rid of a stove and refrigerator.What would be the best way to do this?email me with ideas.
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Craigs list or the Little Nickel..or the dump!
you need to do this legally, like with a recycling company or something. If you don't you are a bastard.
Post it on Craig's List.
www.craigslist.com
Good Luck!
It is REALLY fun to drop them off a bridge onto some rail road tracks.
(Make a video of it, it will rock!) LOL
craigslist or ebay
Check and see if your city has a freecyle site and if it does post it , the offers will pour in. Do state if it's in working order or needs minor repair or to be use for parts. Make sure you post that they must pick up. Hope this helps a bit.
freecycle.org if they still work.
Call a donation center like Goodwill that may be able to repair it and recycle. Many local thirft stores take donations for a cause such as Habitat for Humanity. They will come and pick it up and then sell it to make money for their cause.
goodwill or salvaion army.
Greetings,
There are 2 internet sites I use regularly to pass on items that have some life left in them.
The first is "Freecycle"
~~~- everything offered is free. There is no exchanged of monies. It is a way to 'donate' items without the middleman/[ ie: Goodwill~Salvation Army,etc] I have obtained some things myself since they are items people do not want but not neccesarily to sell
The other is "Cheapcycle"
~~~ same principle, but you sell them cheaply.
There are 'sites' in most major cities.
Just google [or whatever search engine you choose]
"Freecycle" or " Cheapcycle" and then your 'city name'
ie "Cheapcycle Sacremento" or SacrementoCheapcycle"
I don't care for Craigs List because it is too large. These sittes are local.
JMHO.
our church helps place them with people in need.maybe churches in your area do the same.
donate them to the local goodwill or salvation army, or even a used appliance store, or put them in the front yard and put a free sign on them, someone will pick them up, trust me.
if you looking to sell, then try a consignment shop, or garage sell, or news paper
good luck
Everybody has missed the obvious. Just place them on the driveway Saturday morning with a sign saying "FREE". They should be gone by Saturday afternoon.
call goodwill or any place like that they will come get them
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