Bed Disposal

deeks · 11-03-2011 12:52pm #1

Have a old single bed to get rid of. Anyone know will the dump take them or what's the best(cheapest) way to dispose of them?

south · 11-03-2011 1:05pm

Friends of the earth will take it. Not sure what the cost would be. located at the 6 cross roads just off the roundabout.

dark_shadow · 11-09-2011 3:44pm

Any updates on this??? Same situation myself with having a bed but can't get rid of it. Is there anywhere else that takes them?? Any help would be great!!:)

michellie · 11-09-2011 3:46pm

Would you try jumbletown.ie?

SillyMcCarthy · 11-09-2011 4:19pm

The City Council will take them for about €30 if I'm not mistaken!

dark_shadow · 11-09-2011 4:22pm

SillyMcCarthy wrote: »

The City Council will take them for about €30 if I'm not mistaken!

Thanks....do they collect them though?? I need it collected as I can't bring it anywhere.

dark_shadow · 11-09-2011 4:24pm

michellie wrote: »

Would you try jumbletown.ie?

Thanks for the suggestion!! I'll certainly look into it!!

cococoady · 11-09-2011 8:51pm

dark_shadow wrote: »

Any updates on this??? Same situation myself with having a bed but can't get rid of it. Is there anywhere else that takes them?? Any help would be great!!:)

Put it up in the free stuff section of adverts.ie
You can get people to come collect it from ya

seanybiker · 11-09-2011 9:12pm

michellie wrote: »

Would you try jumbletown.ie?

Good thinking. There be some stuff on that place.

Elbows22 · 12-09-2011 3:28am

Leave it outside your front door with a chain and padlock on it and go back inside for 5 minutes and i guarantee itl be gone lol

Elmidena · 12-09-2011 3:29am

Chuck ads up on noticeboards in supermarkets too

dark_shadow · 12-09-2011 8:17am

Thanks for the all suggestions everyone!!:) Due to the state of it I think the council would be the best bet! I'll give them a ring today and see what the story is!!

Master and commander · 13-09-2011 9:42am

you'd be mad to pay 30 to have an old junk bed taken away. I certainly would not be paying. What i'd do is get a handsaw and cut the frame of it up into lengths, and then just sfuff it all into the black bin. Cut the matress up with a stanley knife. It might take 2 bin collections to get rid of it all. If you like, the wooden frame of the bed will make very good firewood as its so dry. Thats what i'd do.

seanybiker · 13-09-2011 3:36pm

Master and commander wrote: »

you'd be mad to pay 30 to have an old junk bed taken away. I certainly would not be paying. What i'd do is get a handsaw and cut the frame of it up into lengths, and then just sfuff it all into the black bin. Cut the matress up with a stanley knife. It might take 2 bin collections to get rid of it all. If you like, the wooden frame of the bed will make very good firewood as its so dry. Thats what i'd do.

ha that's what we done with two beds last year. Forgot about that.

dark_shadow · 13-09-2011 7:39pm

Master and commander wrote: »

you'd be mad to pay 30 to have an old junk bed taken away. I certainly would not be paying. What i'd do is get a handsaw and cut the frame of it up into lengths, and then just sfuff it all into the black bin. Cut the matress up with a stanley knife. It might take 2 bin collections to get rid of it all. If you like, the wooden frame of the bed will make very good firewood as its so dry. Thats what i'd do.

Excellent idea!! Never thought of that!! Definitely worth a go!! Cheers

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