Buying a new one - the seller will probably offer to get the old one disposed.intellectualsmuse wrote:So, our washing machine broke down and is not worth repairing, would like to know how to dispose it of-any ideas appreciated.
Actually, things must be picking up. karung guni only will take if in good working condition now. They are really getting picky!carlsum1986 wrote:karang guni I think would love to take it off your hands
Mad Scientist wrote:If all fails, go to the highest floor and apply Newton First Law
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I actually did think of this but stopped in my tracks when I considered Newton's Third lawMad Scientist wrote:If all fails, go to the highest floor and apply Newton First Law
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You bought it?curiousgeorge wrote: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...Strong Eagle wrote: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.
*Sigh* Just proves that we tend to undervalue what we already havecuriousgeorge wrote: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...Strong Eagle wrote: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.
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