Hi CD friends,
Can any one suggest on how to get rid of the old free standing cooking range which is functional, I am in the process of installing " Gas range" in my kitchen, and looking for ways to deal with the old one
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mor
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Posted on: 01-09-09 08:16:39
1. Usually, the city or whoever picks up trash, will allow one or more bulk trash pickup per year. So, you could leave it curbside and will be picked up.
2. You can leave by the dumpster or curbside with a FREE sign stating it is a functional unit and poof, like magic, it would disappear.
3. In Windsor, we have an indoor landfill open to the public. Trash is $40 per ton (so you end up paying about a buck or two) and recycle is free. See if you can find one and take it to the dump yourself.
Either way, if you live in an apartment, you may have to seek permission for 1 and 2 above.
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Dimple2001
You could put up an offer on the freecycle group of the city you belong to
There might be someone looking for a functional cooking range and may appreciate your offer.
http://www.freecycle.org/group/CA/
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Immigrant Parents in Canada http://groups.yahoo.com/group/immigrantparentsincanada
place an ad under free stuff in craigslist.org (toronto).
I do that all the time.
I have cut and paste kijiji advt for you. hope this helps.
If you want to get rid of Old, used and or broken appliances and electrical equipment, call Charles at 416-732-9838. We will pick up at no cost to you.
Greater Toronto Locations preferred
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