Collection of washing machine.

robertxxx

I have an old washing machine I'm looking to get rid of, I know coolmine recycling will take it free of charge but I've no way of get it there.

Any suggestions?

CrazyRabbit

If you buy a new one, I believe the shop has to take away the old one when they deliver the new one.

I could be totally wrong, but that's what happened the last 2 times I bought one. Or perhaps they were just being helpful!

January

CrazyRabbit wrote: »

If you buy a new one, I believe the shop has to take away the old one when they deliver the new one.

I could be totally wrong, but that's what happened the last 2 times I bought one. Or perhaps they were just being helpful!

No they do have to take the old one but it has to be ready for them too, they can't un-plumb it or anything like that. That or you can drop it down yourself.

robertxxx

I got my machine in the north so they didnt remove the old one.

Cathmandooo

Put it up on http://www.freetradeireland.ie/index.php

If it's not working someone might want it for parts. I put up a washing machine last year on dublinwaste.ie but that now redirects to freetradeireland, got immediate calls looking to collect it, it was gone within 24 hours. If you're wary of letting a complete stranger into your house you could have it ready in the porch or something.

robertxxx

Cathmandooo wrote: »

Put it up on http://www.freetradeireland.ie/index.php

If it's not working someone might want it for parts. I put up a washing machine last year on dublinwaste.ie but that now redirects to freetradeireland, got immediate calls looking to collect it, it was gone within 24 hours. If you're wary of letting a complete stranger into your house you could have it ready in the porch or something.

Thanks for that, I posted it at 12.30 today and at 4.30 had 3 people who wanted it, 8.00pm its now gone..........thank god.

Cheers.

Hilly Bill

You could have also left it in the garden with a for sale sign on it and it would be nicked by the time you came back from work etc.

dodzy

Hilly Bill wrote: »

You could have also left it in the garden with a for sale sign on it and it would be nicked by the time you came back from work etc.

This is D15. No "For Sale" sign needed;)

Godge

robertxxx wrote: »

I got my machine in the north so they didnt remove the old one.

How did it make sense to buy one in the north?

http://www.powercity.ie/?par=40-01-B51221S&pages=1&prod=B51221S&brands=beko&image=

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/4810629.htm


Very little if any difference in spec or price between these two machines.

And you always get a little bit extra off at Power City if you are a regular customer and ask for another discount.

The cost of travelling up north more than outweighs any possible saving unless you are buying at the top end of the market.

robertxxx

Godge wrote: »

How did it make sense to buy one in the north?

http://www.powercity.ie/?par=40-01-B51221S&pages=1&prod=B51221S&brands=beko&image=

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/4810629.htm


Very little if any difference in spec or price between these two machines.

And you always get a little bit extra off at Power City if you are a regular customer and ask for another discount.

The cost of travelling up north more than outweighs any possible saving unless you are buying at the top end of the market.

I bought a bosch over the net so I didn't travel up.
I paid £389 which was €469 on my account with free delivery to dublin, look at what power city wanted, + €20 for delivery and im only 2km up the road from them. http://www.powercity.ie/?par=40-01-WAQ2846&npages=1&prod=WAQ2846&brands=bosch&image=

Rip off Ireland is alive and well...

CrazyRabbit

robertxxx wrote: »

I bought a bosch over the net so I didn't travel up.
I paid £389 which was €469 on my account with free delivery to dublin, look at what power city wanted, + €20 for delivery and im only 2km up the road from them. http://www.powercity.ie/?par=40-01-WAQ2846&npages=1&prod=WAQ2846&brands=bosch&image=

Rip off Ireland is alive and well...

Note to self : Never buy from Power City.

daymobrew

CrazyRabbit wrote: »

Note to self : Never buy from Power City.

I disagree - often Power City is cheaper than other local retailers. However, it is worth shopping around.

dickwod1

Last time my washing machine broke I put it up on adverts for repair/spares and got €40 for it, collected from my door.