Futon disposal is a tough chore. In fact, almost any type of furniture removal is downright difficult. That's because it's old and it's used. Those two factors alone make it quite difficult to offload once-and-for-all. Then, there's the logistics of it all. You can't just place it on the corner because the trash collector won't pick it up. And, if you do, you're only creating an eyesore and possibly inviting a code violation. None of that is appealing so it's time to look at a few futon disposal options you can try out.
The reason it's so hard to get rid of furniture (old or otherwise) is worth repeating -- it's old and it is used. Those two things alone make it thoroughly unwanted. That means unless it's in pristine condition and not totally out of style, you'll have a tough time of getting it out of your house or elsewhere.
It is no secret that getting rid of a used sofa or sleeper is difficult. Upholstered furniture may not find many takers, especially when it is damaged, torn, or stained. To think that once you paid good money for a piece of furniture that now seems to be of no interest to you or anyone else. Unfortunately, with the exception of leather, upholstered furniture can depreciate greatly with use. It is difficult to get rid of it even when you are not looking to make money. --The Spruce.com
Of course, there's also the possibility of having antique furniture. But, since it's a futon, there's no hope for that scenario. Also, keep in mind that futons are generally purchased for their function, rather than their aesthetics. Sure, some do look pretty good but for all intents-and-purposes, futons are to save space and provide a place to sleep. They aren't chosen for comfort and style.
Now, if you have a futon and it's time to move on and replace it with something else, you'll need a way to get rid of it. Here are a few helpful futon disposal options you can try out on your own:
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