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1531 days ago

Free stuff - Moving house and we can't take it all with us.

Alena from Taita

Hi everyone
We have a whole bunch of free stuff we can't take with us to our new home and is free to anyone who would like it. First come first served;
1 x 40" Samsung TV - TAKEN
1 x 38" Samsung TV - TAKEN
1 x Large BBQ - TAKEN
Cross Trainer Exercise machine
1 x 3 seater couch - TAKEN
1 x bookshelf - TAKEN
1 x Work desk with drawers - TAKEN
1 x dining table, cracked leg - TAKEN
4 x dining chairs -TAKEN
Watching Machine - TAKEN
Miscellaneous kitchen wears including Tupperware, baking tins, casserole dishes, smoothie maker and so on, alot of which are brand new and never been used -TAKEN
Small coffee table - cracked leg -TAKEN
Please contact me on 021904484 if you are interested in anything. Pick up only from Taita

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