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Apartment cleanout - Recycling tupperware,baking trays, lamps, kitchen appliances

surethatsit · 2021-02-15 17:45:55

Hi, Myself and the partner are doing an apartment cleanout and getting rid of excess stuff that we do not use nor need. Mainly consisting of tupperware, old lamps, small kitchen appliances. Most of it barely used or never used. Can we just bring this to our local recycling center to get rid of it all there ? Ideally we…

15-02-2021 6:45pm

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surethatsit

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Hi,

Myself and the partner are doing an apartment cleanout and getting rid of excess stuff that we do not use nor need. Mainly consisting of tupperware, old lamps, small kitchen appliances. Most of it barely used or never used.

Can we just bring this to our local recycling center to get rid of it all there ? Ideally we wish to avoid this as much as possible and would like to pass on or sell on some of it. Do charities take some of this kitchen equipment that anyone knows of?

Any tips or advice on best way to get dispose of such items is much appreciated.

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recycling

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tupperware

decluttering

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#2 20-02-2021 4:34pm

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Charity shops would be your best bet, ask around (again, probably not the best of times to be doing that with the restrictions).

Also, some of the sites listed here might help: https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=109422417

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#4 20-02-2021 5:12pm

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Put them up on your local Freecycle site.

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