disposing of monitor

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wobbegong replied

29 May 2007, 10:02
disposing of monitor

Now there's a thread title to have Zeity scuttling for cover!
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angusglover replied

29 May 2007, 06:56
I used to take them down the dump but the pikeys were taking them away and selling them...
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chubba replied

28 May 2007, 23:39
Leave it out the front of the house and see if some chav walks off with it. Never fails here.
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Board Game Geek replied

28 May 2007, 23:28
Try a few local charities instead.

One close to me will pick up monitors and PC's for £25 and then salvage bits to make semi-decent machines for the third world. (CRT monitors are turned in to TV's apparently)
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OwlHoot replied

28 May 2007, 22:12
Originally posted by thunderlizard

How can I responsibly get rid of a big old CRT monitor? Some kind of hi-tech rag and bone man would be appreciated!

Just dump it down some alley when no one is looking.

(Might need to wipe the dabs off it first, or better still pop a bit of paraffin over it and set it alight.)
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thunderlizard replied

28 May 2007, 20:59
great minds think alike!
Freecycle was my first thought, but I had a look and there were loads of people offering them and nobody picking them up.
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VectraMan replied

28 May 2007, 20:42
My local dump has a place for TVs and monitors.
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Clippy replied

28 May 2007, 20:41
If it is still working, why not freecycle it:

http://uk.freecycle.org/
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thunderlizard started a topic disposing of monitor

28 May 2007, 19:58
disposing of monitor

How can I responsibly get rid of a big old CRT monitor? Some kind of hi-tech rag and bone man would be appreciated!
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