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Getting rid of my sofa
We've just bought a nice new sofa, so need to get shot of my IKEA one, which is dead comfy but still a bit crap really,
can I leave it out next to the bins?? If not what do you do with them? |
Re: Getting rid of my sofa
Originally Posted by Spugsy
(Post 7429368)
We've just bought a nice new sofa, so need to get shot of my IKEA one, which is dead comfy but still a bit crap really,
can I leave it out next to the bins?? If not what do you do with them? If the latter; ask some of the office boys at your office and they'll vacuum it quickly... |
Re: Getting rid of my sofa
Originally Posted by Spugsy
(Post 7429368)
We've just bought a nice new sofa, so need to get shot of my IKEA one, which is dead comfy but still a bit crap really,
can I leave it out next to the bins?? If not what do you do with them? |
Re: Getting rid of my sofa
Originally Posted by Spugsy
(Post 7429368)
We've just bought a nice new sofa, so need to get shot of my IKEA one, which is dead comfy but still a bit crap really,
can I leave it out next to the bins?? If not what do you do with them? |
Re: Getting rid of my sofa
Save it in case you ever need a new front door.
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Re: Getting rid of my sofa
Not sure where you are but try Freecycle.I use it fairly often,infact I used it today to get rid of something.Just "post" an offered ad (its free of charge)what the item is (Sofa)and the place you live.This "advert"will then get posted to everyone else who is also on freecycle and before you know it someone will respond and ask when they can pick it up.I think you have to register with the website which is simple enough!Failing that,some charities will collect items of furniture?Hope this is of some help to you?
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Re: Getting rid of my sofa
Originally Posted by Spugsy
(Post 7429368)
We've just bought a nice new sofa, so need to get shot of my IKEA one, which is dead comfy but still a bit crap really,
can I leave it out next to the bins?? If not what do you do with them? |
Re: Getting rid of my sofa
Originally Posted by TGFKASE
(Post 7429527)
Spugz, any piece of furniture you leave out will disappear within an hour. Leave it at the bins and someone will spot it and be off with it....
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Re: Getting rid of my sofa
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
(Post 7430807)
I agree :thumbup:
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Re: Getting rid of my sofa
Originally Posted by MataHari
(Post 7430808)
maybe wait a few days for the rain to stop first...
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Re: Getting rid of my sofa
Originally Posted by MataHari
(Post 7430808)
maybe wait a few days for the rain to stop first...
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Re: Getting rid of my sofa
Originally Posted by TGFKASE
(Post 7430814)
Either that or dump it out, pour a few cup fulls of detergent on it and at least it will be clean for the new owners....
Another of TGFKASE's constructive dissertations.. Ah, its been a long weekend.... |
Re: Getting rid of my sofa
Originally Posted by admon
(Post 7430821)
and just to use a recently used phrase..
Another of TGFKASE's constructive dissertations.. Ah, its been a long weekend.... |
Re: Getting rid of my sofa
Originally Posted by Confucius
(Post 7429376)
Planning on selling or giving away???
If the latter; ask some of the office boys at your office and they'll vacuum it quickly... Reckon I'll stick it out at the bins and see what happens. |
Re: Getting rid of my sofa
Originally Posted by london52
(Post 7429464)
Save it in case you ever need a new front door.
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