San Jose / NorCal peeps,
I have a working (but old) dishwasher I need to get rid of but I don't want to pay to put it in the ground. Does anyone around here know how to get rid of such a thing? I tried Goodwill (nope) and don't want to spend all day calling charities (and most are probably closed today anyway).
I can it as a last resort but would rather not take the time.
If I end up dismantling it I may keep the motor, but I don't think it's as strong as my old washing machine motor.
Put an add in the paper and enjoy all of the unique people that come to look at it
Actually, when I moved I put everything up on Craigs list. Most stuff taken with in the first 3 hours.
It IS the fourth...
I vote blow it up..
Save it and use it as a dedicated parts washer
put it at the end of the drive with a sign that says "free"
if after a few days it isn't gone, change the sign to "for sale $25"
someone with steal it within 24hrs......
Haven't you heard of http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2006/07/02/BAGS0JLPN61.DTL?
I was trying to think of some alternative way to use it for anodizing aluminum parts; but true to silicon valley the real estate this thing takes up is worth more the the item so no partswasher for me
I definitely do better with "take it somewhere and drop it" vs "come and get it". Not sure why probably just
Push it off the back of the truck on the interstate.
I put a sign on my old one that said, " FREE WORKS" and put it at the end of the driveway.
It was gone in about 15 minutes
Works well for air conditioners, vacuums, lawnmowers, mother in laws
Mark
I had a washer and dryer that a good friend of mine's brother came to buy, and as they were loading 'em up, I reminded him that the discounted price included the mandatory dish washer.
(Which come to think of it, is similiar to how I got my FIRST 914...)
Try Freecycle.com for your area.
Sawzall party!
Ad on craigslist or these guys:
http://www.jacoinc.net/
They will come and pick it up and recycle it for $25.
Jon, put it in the garage and use it as a parts washer!
Last month, our old dishwasher was on it's last legs, making a awful grinding noise, so we bought and I installed a new replacement. Project went smoothly and only took a couple of hours. Imagine that.
The old one got dumped into the metal recycle bin at the local recycle center.
Hmm, is it kinda square looking?.........Put a six in it!
garbage co. will pick up 3 large items for $21, best deal in town...
explosives
http://youtube.com/watch?v=XC9oALoSHzI&search=gernade
that could be done to a dishwasher too....
-shaggy
Bay Area Eco-Friendly Appliance pickup.
http://www.jacoinc.net/pickup.aspx
although the /6 idea is a good one too.... =-)
I post stuff on www.freecycle.org or in the free section on craigslist and most of it goes pretty fast.
Stick it out in the back yard...... and when your in-laws come to visit, tell them it's the outhouse.
Be sure to tell them to close the lid when they are finished.
Seriously..... put it out on the street with a sign "FREE-WORKS".. it'll be gone in under a day... I put out a SET (washer and drier) when I bought my home a few months ago.
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