Not sure you have it (or something similar) up in the Great White North but here in the States there is a website called Freecycle.org where you can locally list anything that’s reusable for free. There are always folks on there looking for beds and mattresses. Do you have craigslist in Canada? You could try listing it in their “For Free” listings. Maybe your local fire department could use it for fire extinguishing training?I intend to replace my old mattress with another one. We recently changed our apartment, so we decided to replace our old goods with some new ones. So I purchased a new mattress. I'm not taking the old kinds of stuff with me. The primary thing is to dispose of my old bed. I just googled for the disposal methods. Your recommendations will be beneficial.
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I just searched for the team and I got a mattress disposal team. I mailed my situation and I'm waiting for their replyNot sure you have it (or something similar) up in the Great White North but here in the States there is a website called Freecycle.org where you can locally list anything that’s reusable for free. There are always folks on there looking for beds and mattresses. Do you have craigslist in Canada? You could try listing it in their “For Free” listings. Maybe your local fire department could use it for fire extinguishing training?
Sure I will. I just mailed my situation and I'm waiting for the soultion.Contact your trash company and ask them. Ours takes bulky stuff 1 day each month - free.
But yes, when you got the new one you should have had them haul the old one away.