Larkspur Used Armoire Disposal Hacks You can Use

[caption id="attachment_51791" align="alignleft" width="225"] Credit: Creative Commons[/caption]Used armoire disposal. Talk about an unwelcome job. Plus, one that’s more difficult than you might believe. We totally understand because we’re the number one source for furniture removal -- as well as furniture disposal -- and we’ve done it many times before. So, read on to learn more about the top used armoire disposal hacks you can try out.

Used Armoire Repurposing Ideas

Before you settle on ditching it, think about armoire repurposing. Seriously. There’s no need to offload it. That is, if you have another need. For instance, you can use it as a garden tool and material storage space. Or, put it in the garage and fill it with tools and supplies. Set it up in the kitchen or the dining room for use as a hutch.

A tall dresser, [armoire], filing cabinet or shelving unit is awkward to handle. Make it a two-person job. Tip the item backward at an angle and have one person carry the top while the other carries the bottom. This centers the weight and keeps the item from swinging out of control. Transporting the item up or down stairs is easier too, since the carrying angle will roughly match the slope of the stairs. --Family Handyman

Use it as in a guest room as a wardrobe. Instead of making into something entirely different, go the easy route by converting the armoire into a neat bedroom clothing wardrobe. Just place it against a wall or in a corner and place towels and other supplies in it for guests to use.

Larkspur Used Armoire Disposal Hacks You can Use

What you'll likely have a problem with doing is the furniture removal. Firstly, you can’t just put old furniture on the curb because the local waste collection agency won’t pick it up. Instead, try one of the following used armoire disposal hacks:

• Sell it. If you just want to be rid of it once and for all, then sell it. Place a local ad online with the stipulation the buyer must move it. Price it low to sell quicker and get it out of your house in less time. Who knows? Perhaps someone else is looking for an old armoire to repurpose on the cheap.
• Donate it. Give it to a local charity for them to use or resell. You’ll probably find a local church, shelter, or school eager to take it. Plus, you’ll get a tax write off in return. It’s definitely worth a try and it will do a world of good for others well into the future.
• Give it away.If you’re selling your house, you can always leave it behind and sell it with the property. Or, ask around and see if anyone is interested in taking it off your hands.

If you need furniture removal of any kind for your property, just phone 800-737-5923 or visit Pro Junk Dispatch.