I need to get rid of a sofa by Friday - any ideas?

Anonymous
We bought a new sofa (it will be delivered on Saturday) and I have no idea on how to get rid of my current sofa - any ideas? I thought about Craislist, but I don't think anyone will want it - it is REALLY bad because of the cats ruined it.

Anonymous
Try craigslist. People will take almost anything for free - just suggest a slipcover.

Otherwise, contact your county abour large trash collection.
Anonymous
College hunks hauling junk or any other place that picks up junk.
Anonymous
Freecycle or the free section on craigslist. post that it needs to be gone by wednesday, and then schedule a trash pickup for thurs. as a backup (large items)
Anonymous
What jurisdiction are you in? In Mont Co. they have picked up stuff like this for me for free a few times a year. You call and schedule a bulk pick up. I live in NOVA now and we have private trash. But still you can call them and they will come pick it up, they charge a small fee. I think we paid $20 to have a queen size bed hauled away.
Anonymous
1-800-got-junk, but you pay (and they are not the cheapest--easiest, fastest, but not cheapest).
Anonymous
OP here: I live in a Condo and I think the trash pick up company is private. So, if I just call them and take it to the trash spot, they haul it?
Anonymous
OP again - I live in NoVa
Anonymous
Free cycle for sure.
jsteele
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Anonymous wrote:1-800-got-junk, but you pay (and they are not the cheapest--easiest, fastest, but not cheapest).


Second this. The service is great and very fast.
Anonymous
After a week or two on Craigslist, we sold ours for $50 and offered delivery within a 5 mile radius. With the offer of delivery, it went fast. Is that something u can do? I think it'll go even faster if u live close to DC.
Anonymous
Salvation Army will pick it up for free
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:OP here: I live in a Condo and I think the trash pick up company is private. So, if I just call them and take it to the trash spot, they haul it?


That's what our trash company does. You won't know for sure unless you call and ask!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Salvation Army will pick it up for free


God, I wouldn't have courage to donate this. The cats REALLY destroyed it.... have you ever seen what cats can do with furniture in a space of 5 years?
Anonymous
Last time we got a couch delivered I think we paid $40 or so for them to take away the old couch.
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