If they are in a good condition, prams and pushchairs could be sold online, taken to a charity shop or given away on websites like Freecycle (opens in a new window) Freegle (opens in a new window) or Olio(opens in a new window). Some local authorities and charities might even collect reusable items from your home.
If they are in a good condition, baby chairs (and similar equipment like car seats) could be sold online, taken to a charity shop or given away on websites like Freecycle (opens in a new window), Freegle (opens in a new window) or Olio (opens in a new window). Some local authorities and charities might even collect reusable items from your home.
Do you have something broken at home? Mending it might not be as hard as you think. It also saves you money and is good for the environment because it means we don’t have to buy new things. We are running the ‘In a Fix’ campaign to encourage people to give repair a try, and let us know how they get on by sharing before/after photos on Twitter or Instagram, using the hashtag #repairshare. You can tag us as well using @WiseUpToWaste.
If it's in good condition, furniture could be sold online, taken to a charity shop or given away on websites like Freecycle (opens in a new window) or Freegle (opens in a new window) or Olio (opens in a new window).
