Willing to take off hands

[Ivaret]

Due to the recent re-arrangements of living quarters, we've found ourselves minus one or two beds, a TV, and a dinning table with chairs. Now, I'm not asking anyone to donate, merely that if you're over flowing with one of these things, and are finding it a burden, I'd be happy to assist in taking it off your hands. (Depending on distance, money's tight gas is low, you know the drill I'm sure.)

Thanks for the help,
Ethan

[The Writing On The Wall]

Dangit! Where were you last December? Threw a lot of our stuff for the big move.

However, little tip, K-Mart inflatable mattresses from Coleman



I can also reccomend a thrift store on Stielacoom Blvd in Lakewood. Dajo's thrift store.

[Janet]

I've never had any luck with inflatable mattresses. They aren't firm, and require a refill everytime you sit on it.

Literally.

Even for camping, sooooo not worth the money, and certainly not worth the hassle. I've tried all brands and all styles, and I have never found one that works like it should. Add to that, considering how often I hear or see people refilling theirs at camping events?

Yeah.........I don't recommend it.

[Shakir Movre']

Might I suggest the below address for seattle area free stuff...

seattle.craigslist.org/zip/

[Justin]

Never heard of this Site. Wish I had, I could of used alot of the stuff on there when I first moved into the place I now live in.

[Barnaby Cuthbert]

YEah, craigslist is the bomb for finding random stuff. It's like the Little Nickel of the internet.

[Lady Dagger Rose]

yeah....but a lot of the free stuff on that list starts to clutter up everything....

it's still a good place to pick stuff up and give it away, though.

[Shakir Movre']

I replaced my stove and refridgerator for the price of gas to get there and back. It's awesome.

[Ivaret]

Update: Got Beds, which was the big thing. And borrowing someone's TV. Dressers too. All that's left is A dinning room table. Word.

[Shakir Movre']

I have an octogonal table about 4 foot in diameter if you want it.

[Clark Davis]

You know, I read the subject line and thought, "Could it be? The Assamites have taken over the city and are replacing the Traditions with Hammurabi's Code?"

[Chilli]

scion said:

YEah, craigslist is the bomb for finding random stuff. It's like the Little Nickel of the internet.

Tell me about it. I found my ultra- spacious apartment on there. It so rocks!

[Chilli]

harvey said:

Update: Got Beds, which was the big thing. And borrowing someone's TV. Dressers too. All that's left is A dinning room table. Word.

Approach me at game this Saturday. It'll be in the trunk of my car.

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[The Writing On The Wall]

alixandra said:

I've never had any luck with inflatable mattresses. They aren't firm, and require a refill everytime you sit on it.

Literally.

Even for camping, sooooo not worth the money, and certainly not worth the hassle. I've tried all brands and all styles, and I have never found one that works like it should. Add to that, considering how often I hear or see people refilling theirs at camping events?

Yeah.........I don't recommend it.

Coleman's . . . I'm a 345lbs guy, and I have never burst a mattress yet. (My son, however, took a knife to one.)

But I'd swear by Coleman. I had air-matresses before that'd just leak air - not even burst - just leaked air and was all nasty and uncomfortable. The Coleman is not sweaty in the least. The top layer is nice and breathable. Almost like velour, only no sweat.