Recycle House HoldItems

Recycle Household Items

2008-07-25T02:55:00.000-07:00

More and more people are visiting the site each day and items are finding new homes. Just some that were originally destined to be taken to the dump, but saved through rag-and-bone.co.uk, include a television, a laptop computer, a piano, some self-assembly bookcases, garden topsoil, a toilet seat and a washing machine.

Also, a number of waste-related organisations and local authorities have been very positive towards the initiative and providing links to, and features about, our website.

And we’ve had some wonderful comments from you. Here are just a few:

“… my bookcases have now got a new home, thanks to your site. I think they were only on a good two weeks before they were 'claimed'. It really is a good idea, how often do we not have use for something anymore but think it is a shame to scrap it. … long may rag-and-bone reign. I will certainly use it again to look for or pass on goods.”
Sue, Derbyshire

“… I'm glad I tried (the website) and I will advertise any other household item that I don't need in the future. It is a really good idea and much better than throwing things away that other people might find useful. I will keep checking the site (to see) if there is anything that I need.”
Ann, Derbyshire

“… I just discovered your website – GREAT! Thank you for creating such a logical recycling network. I'd love to see it get big! I hope …… that EVERYONE (gets to know) about it!”
Cathie, East Sussex

“… I think that your service is an excellent idea. Congratulations.”
Roy, Derbyshire

“… I found your site recently via the refuse site in sheffield. It is such a great idea and I have already been lucky enough to have a computer which works so well and is being enjoyed by my son. Thanks so much for this wonderful site.”
Lorna , South Yorkshire

We’ve also been commented about in the news too.
Here’s a selection:

Recycle now: A load off your mind

The Star: Net gain from rags to riches

Grownupgreen: Rag and Bone Revived

Dronfield Eye: Website replaces dumpit site

Homestyle: Finding a home for unwanted items ...

New Consumer: Don't tip your big junk ...

Articles about us have also appeared in Permaculture magazine, Dronfield Profile, House and Garden, The Green Parent. Additionally, we have been interviewed on BBC Three Counties Radio and BBC Radio Lancashire.

Do any of you have news or comments for us?

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Do you have an interesting story about an item you’ve placed on the site
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Have you collected an item you’ve been trying to find elsewhere for some time
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Have you been able to give a home to an unusual item
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What do you think about the site

We’d love to hear from you. Email us at: info@rag-and-bone.co.uk

House Hold Items

2008-07-02T23:08:00.001-07:00

Welcome to rag-and-bone - where you can recycle your large or bulky household items that have plenty of useful life left in them, but are no longer needed and too good to simply throw away. Economically and effortlessly give a new home to your unwanted, but still usable, items. Everything listed here is free-of-charge when you collect it.

Join in with the "new rag-and-bone way" of recycling large or bulky items that have plenty of useful life left in them, but are no longer needed and too good to simply throw away.

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A better way to discard your large or bulky household items
Rag-and-bone.co.uk has been especially developed to link householders together, where those with items they no longer need can give them away to others who can make good use of them. It offers a very economical alternative to throwing out large or bulky items that are still usable or repairable and enables others to benefit from them instead.
Have you got large household items you no longer need?
Are you Looking for free second - hand items?
Don’t want the hassle or expense of disposing of them? Feel it is too wasteful to merely discard? Been unsuccessful in trying to sell? Have you upgraded an item that is still in good working order? Do you no longer have room for a particular item? Don’t want to spend money on getting items collected or on hiring a skip? Don’t want to add to the growing waste mountain?
Then why not advertise them here on rag-and-bone. Give them away to someone who’ll come and collect them and make good use of them instead. Are you looking for second - hand household items? Do you want to furnish your home economically? Want to stick to a strict budget? Are you keen on recycling and helping the environment? Can you give a good home to a specific household item?
Search the database here at rag-and-bone to find what you’re looking for. All the items listed are free-of-charge on collection.
• Save time and effort
• Find another good home for your still usable household items
• Recycle rather than be wasteful
• Check out the advert Rates
• Provide a welcome new home to household items
• Save no longer needed usable items from being dumped
• Find free of charge second - hand items to collect

OR ... are you looking for a specific item?
If you are looking for a specific item, you can try to find someone who has it, but no longer needs it, and is willing to give it away to you for free.
OR ... do you have a particular item someone is wanting
Simply contact the person and arrange for them to collect it from you.

Having a house clearance?
If you have several items to get rid of - may be you're moving or have just moved, for example - then you can let people know the day and time to encourage people to come along and take your items away.

2008-06-18T05:56:00.000-07:00

Whole World People think recycling means having items shipped off to a plant where they're melted down and made into something else. However, the easiest kind of recycling is reusing household items. Instead of throwing unwanted goods into the trashcan, consider other ways to get rid of them like donating, selling or using them for a different purpose. Recycling household items is a great way to save money and help the environment.

Donate any items you can't sell for needy people. Take your used books to the library e and clothing and furniture to a thrift store. Be sure it’s a very useful for needy people. And they give you lot of bless. And do prayer for you to god.

Recycling Process

Collection and Processing

Manufacturing

Purchasing Recycled Products

Donate to needy

Recycling large items

If you have unwanted large items Like house hold, furniture related to education, that can be useful for needy person there are charitable organizations in the local area to whom you can donate it. And you can also donate to personal

Recycling Household Items

2008-06-15T21:42:00.000-07:00

Recycling Household Items

Recycling - means which items not used from longer time, but useful for someone else willing to find old household items. Every year million of household items are not in running condition else peoples are not using those items regularly.

Through recycling converts refused household materials / products into usable products. In other face recycle waste tins, plastic bags, paper and metal which composed by recycling companies. This process provides huge reimbursement of environmental, financial and social. Through using of recycled products, reduce utilization of natural assets to prepare newer products.

A human nature is to attract towards new products, for that they not think about the product already at home but for some advance features they refused old products and brought new products like a washing machine already used form long time, but see new semi automatic washing machine, they plan to purchase it and not used old washing machine. This strategy makes million of old household items every year.

Today on internet you can find number of sites which provide a platform to buy and sell your old and reusable household items like rag-and-bone.co.uk. You advertise your old computers, used building materials, used kitchen appliances, old bedroom furniture's, used home office furniture and much more secondhand items.

Some of sites provide charity options. Just donate your used and second hand home office appliances/products which useful for someone needed persons.

Some tips of Recycling household items:

1. Used your vehicle tires as pots of plant.

2. Plastic bags you can return to super market

3. Calendars can be used as sheet or envelopes.

These recycling process helpful for make better environment atmosphere. For more details about visit at here -

http://www.rag-and-bone.co.uk

House Hold Iteams

2008-06-12T05:48:00.000-07:00

At rag-and-bone.co.uk we believe in recycling and trying to make good use of household items that are otherwise surplus to requirements. That’s why we designed this website, to provide an essential resource through which people can find good homes for their no longer needed, but still usable or repairable, items.

If large or bulky household items still have some life left in them, then why not enable someone else to benefit from them, instead of simply throwing them away and adding to even more waste in the environment?

The idea came about when we ourselves had a number of items (including a fridge-freezer, a snooker table and a lawnmower) that were still in good working order, but we were moving and had no room to take them with us. We felt it was extremely wasteful to throw them away, and required far too much effort to try to sell. We would have loved to have given them away to someone who could continue to make use of them, but at the time, there was no way of linking up with people to let them know the items were available, for free, to be collected.

We’ve therefore set up rag-and-bone.co.uk – a central place to advertise large or bulky household items that are no longer required, and where others can search to find items they can give a new home.

Rag-and-bone.co.uk is a family owned business and launched in April 2005.

We hope that everyone enjoys using it.

dbmt: Recycling Blog

2008-06-03T23:53:00.000-07:00

dbmt: Recycling Blog

PSA and Perfect Internet Moment
There is a website (www.freecycle.org) that is the hub for a ring of people who want to get rid of stuff, without throwing it away. I have used the local tentacle of this octopus, http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SFFN/, to get rid of monitors, computers, cell phones, children’s books, a television, and much more. It’s like a huge garage sale, except you give stuff away, no money involved. I got a plain pine five-by- three bookshelf for free.