Best place to sell household stuff in Hull?

[kee]

Parents moving and need to get rid of their stuff, such as tables and chairs, garden furniture, tools, cooking utensils, ornaments, old albums, singles, 78s, CDs, DVDs, hi-fi, old computer monitor, old toys, board games, toy soldiers, old pre-war books, etc! Do you know anywhere that would buy any of this stuff, preferably as a job lot but anything would do. Cheers.

[Djwindas]

sounds like you would have to pay someone to dispose of it all lol    i know a bloke that would for ya

[chriscoates81]

i'd try listing it on ebay, i bet more people will view it than in a shop or listed in the paper.

[Scotty]

Also Gumtree is a free way to advertise your stuff, I've used it before to buy and sell, its really good.

http://www.gumtree.com/hull

[piscosour]

+1 for Gumtree, we've bought and sold all sorts on there. Much less complicated than eBay, and no fees involved.

If you're feeling particularly philanthropic and/or you can't shift it on Gumtree, you might also consider offering it for free on Freecycle.

[kee]

Cheers all. Loads gone to charity shops already, amazing how much stuff accumulates over the years.