How to dispose of washing machine?

[intellectualsmuse]

So, our washing machine broke down and is not worth repairing, would like to know how to dispose it of-any ideas appreciated.

[x9200]

So, our washing machine broke down and is not worth repairing, would like to know how to dispose it of-any ideas appreciated.

Buying a new one - the seller will probably offer to get the old one disposed.

[curiousgeorge]

And if they don't, then search for "bulky item disposal" in the forums here. It will turn up a couple of companies (usually home removal companies who can also dispose of stuff for you).

I used sgmover.com in a hurry yesterday, they did a good job, prompt, clean and no hassle.

MT

[carlsum1986]

karang guni I think would love to take it off your hands

[sundaymorningstaple]

karang guni I think would love to take it off your hands

Actually, things must be picking up. karung guni only will take if in good working condition now. They are really getting picky!

[Muslima70]

The "karung guni" person or rag-and-bone man may collect it from you...

Depends on your luck, some will take any electrical item even if it spoilt.. cos they will dismantle the parts inside & the metal can recycled...I am not sure if they pay you for it..

[Mad Scientist]

If all fails, go to the highest floor and apply Newton First Law

[Muslima70]

If all fails, go to the highest floor and apply Newton First Law

Well if you really want try getting rid of the washg machine that way it may be good idea to put a"danger sign" to keep pple and pets away fr the ground flooor. otherwise the term "killer litter" will become a reality

[intellectualsmuse]

If all fails, go to the highest floor and apply Newton First Law

I actually did think of this but stopped in my tracks when I considered Newton's Third law

x9200: Am not looking to get another one as we are moving shortly and the new place has one.

To the rest: Thanks for the suggestions, am not looking to make any money off the machine, just want to get rid of it and would be more than happy if someone takes it for free ( for the metal or whatever).

I've looked online for these so called "disposal companies" but posted here for a recco.

[Strong Eagle]

I don't know about SG but in Houston, put it outside, put a "For Sale - $100" sign on it, and someone will steal it for you.

[carlsum1986]

If all fails, go to the highest floor and apply Newton First Law

[JR8]

I don't know about SG but in Houston, put it outside, put a "For Sale - $100" sign on it, and someone will steal it for you.

[curiousgeorge]

I don't know about SG but in Houston, put it outside, put a "For Sale - $100" sign on it, and someone will steal it for you.

Last time I did that, my neighbour bought it, then placed it in his yard with a sign "For Sale $200". It was gone later that day...

[x9200]

I don't know about SG but in Houston, put it outside, put a "For Sale - $100" sign on it, and someone will steal it for you.

Last time I did that, my neighbour bought it, then placed it in his yard with a sign "For Sale $200". It was gone later that day...

You bought it?

[intellectualsmuse]

I don't know about SG but in Houston, put it outside, put a "For Sale - $100" sign on it, and someone will steal it for you.

Last time I did that, my neighbour bought it, then placed it in his yard with a sign "For Sale $200". It was gone later that day...

*Sigh* Just proves that we tend to undervalue what we already have