Bed disposal?
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- Kibkommer
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Bed disposal?
We have a double divan that we want to dispose of .Any ideas?
Location Lower Lapta close to phase one of the walkway.
Location Lower Lapta close to phase one of the walkway.
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- Kibkommer
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Re: Bed disposal?
if its n good condition try the charity shops
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Re: Bed disposal?
Ring the Belidier and leave it out front- they will collect it.
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- Kibkommer
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Re: Bed disposal?
If it's obviously in good condition you can leave it outside then it will possibly disappear during the day or overnight. We did this last year and it just vanished. We're not on a main street though.
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- Kibkommer
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Re: Bed disposal?
Try Tulips. Many poorly financed TCs with a cancer-stricken family member may be able to use it.
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- Kibkommer
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Re: Bed disposal?
TS that's why I put quite a number of things outside for those on very low incomes. I've actually watched a man, a woman and a child loading stuff on to an old banger. I didn't let them see me, as it would be been too humiliating for them. When we first moved here I was told it was called "after 6 shopping"
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- Kibkommer
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Re: Bed disposal?
We experienced this whilst living in Germany when the 'arbiters' would come and take away 'useful' items left outside for local rubbish collection.sophie wrote:TS that's why I put quite a number of things outside for those on very low incomes. I've actually watched a man, a woman and a child loading stuff on to an old banger. I didn't let them see me, as it would be been too humiliating for them. When we first moved here I was told it was called "after 6 shopping"
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Re: Bed disposal?
Off topic I know, but as a young squaddie in the 60s that's how I furnished my barrack room.tomsteel wrote:We experienced this whilst living in Germany when the 'arbiters' would come and take away 'useful' items left outside for local rubbish collection.sophie wrote:TS that's why I put quite a number of things outside for those on very low incomes. I've actually watched a man, a woman and a child loading stuff on to an old banger. I didn't let them see me, as it would be been too humiliating for them. When we first moved here I was told it was called "after 6 shopping"