Specifically they come and pick it up.

12/25/2015 10:07:26 PM

Curb side pickup on craigslist?

12/25/2015 10:19:20 PM

^ Probably best.

I only know of places that stop by to pick up clothing. You could definitely find somebody willing to stop by and pick up any serviceable piece of furniture on craigslist, though!

[Edited on December 25, 2015 at 10:38 PM. Reason : Just lock your doors and keep a loaded gun ready for the weirdos.]

12/25/2015 10:38:26 PM

Curbside isn't the best as we live in an apartment complex and we just want to get rid of a couch and recliner that aren't making the move with us to our new house.

12/25/2015 11:10:50 PM

Craigslists Free


Even the charities are a PITA to deal with now when you are giving them free stuff.

12/25/2015 11:29:25 PM

People will still pick it up from your apartment. Shoot, I offloaded a lot when I was moving (many of these items were given to wolf webbers; some to craigslist folks) and they were willing to show up and pay for my stuff. Just stick to a low price like $5-20 for most items and you'll at least have somebody visit that isn't necessarily a guaranteed psychopath.

[Edited on December 26, 2015 at 12:03 AM. Reason : And yeah sometimes charities reject free shit because they have "too much of that item".]

12/26/2015 12:03:10 AM

The Habitat for Humanity ReStore

12/26/2015 10:13:27 AM

Salvation Army will pick up furniture in good condition. Prolly do the lifting as well.

What's the condition like?

12/27/2015 5:04:49 AM

http://www.brentroad.com

for all of your needs everywhere

12/27/2015 5:59:32 AM

Good condition, no pets are allowed on the furniture and they're not torn or anything. We simply just wanted new stuff.

12/27/2015 9:30:08 AM

it's hard to sit on furniture when you're not a thing, amirite

12/27/2015 9:44:42 AM

Try TROSA Thrift Store. They are in Durham but will pick up large furniture.

http://www.trosathriftstore.org/index.php/donate

I've used them as movers also. They are incredibly nice people.

12/27/2015 1:48:26 PM