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bodyhead's avatar

How would I dispose of a fridge and stove in the Memphis area?

Asked by bodyhead (5530points) January 14th, 2009

This is actually pretty straightforward this time. I’m looking for a low to no cost solution where I can get rid of two stoves and a refridgerator.

They make the backyard look trashy and the neighboorhood kids keep suffocating themselves in the fridge.

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gailcalled's avatar

If they are workable or easily repaired, call your local women’s shelter. Ofter the women set up apartments for themselves and possibly their children and appreciate anything they can get.

bodyhead's avatar

I’ve already considered donating them but the stoves are EXTREMELY old, they are gas, and they could be considered unsafe. The fridge is missing parts and would need a good deal of work to get running.

I would gladly give them away but I don’t want to give away a headache.

Harp's avatar

Maybe shoot this guy an email?

WayToGo's avatar

1–800-GotJunk. But it will probably be about a hundred bucks to come and get them. My city has a recycling center that allows appliance disposal. But you have to take it there.

bodyhead's avatar

That’s actually not a bad suggustion WayToGo. Thanks.

Harp, again I am in your debt. I just called Josh and he’s coming by today to see if he can take those stoves for scrap and I think he’s gonna give me a price to haul off the fridge. Harp, you rascally genius. How did you even find that ad?

Harp's avatar

The ghosts of the little children led me to it.
Glad you’re abandoning your redneck ways

bodyhead's avatar

Once I get tires for the Pontiac in the front yard, I’ll be like a bonifide northerner.

Harp's avatar

Do it now, before you get cold feet.

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