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Actually reverse donation. If I want to get rid of anything that isn't worth the effort to sell, I put it on the curb and it's gone in a few hours. This works with scrap metal too.
I've also had trees and stumps removed for a case of beer.
/redneck life
Same. I am a huge fan of curb-alerting large items that I can no longer use. Always a huge relief when a broken table saw that's not worth fixing or some other large item disappears from my garage into the trunk of someone's car.
Told the other guy but lemmy.world/c/curbfind exists to help recreate the niche on reddit. Tell other people who were in that community also.
My city has a curb culture too and I love it.
That reminds me, there was /r/curbfind on reddit. Niche, but does anyone want to make a Lemmy community (or kbin magazine)?
lemmy.world/c/curbfind exists my friend, my city has the same culture and love it and hate it. As there is a lot of people in vehicles going around neighborhoods making it hard to get nice items when they always take it first as I walk.
Oh awesome. Thank you. Has anyone made thriftstorehauls yet?
There is one, though I wonder if the moderator is inactive but you could check. Forget which lemmy it's on.
Just today I got 4 brand new SLA batteries from the trash-treasure pile behind the recycling dumpster
Every single laundry rack I've owned so far I have found on the curb on my street. Three different places every single time in the first few months of living there. By now I think I'd feel bad actually buying one of those things.