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Knock 'Em Down and Haul Away
updated: Mar 05, 2012, 9:24 AM
I want to find someone who will knock apart and haul away some old kitchen cabinets. I'm in SB. Any recommendations?
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COMMENT 261786
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2012-03-05 09:44 AM |
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If they are salvagable, then try the Habitat Restore.
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COMMENT 261793
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2012-03-05 09:58 AM |
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RM Construction 455-4180 Just removed and replaced mine 2 weeks ago and super happy!
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COMMENT 261807
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2012-03-05 10:50 AM |
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Why break them if they can be passed on, donated, or recycled? A quick craigslist 'free' ad will rid you of them at no cost to you.
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COMMENT 261839
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2012-03-05 01:17 PM |
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If they are not 70s built ins like most of Goleta, you can sell them on Craigslist. Otherwise, use the service that Hoarders use, 1800GOTJUNK
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COMMENT 261867
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2012-03-05 03:01 PM |
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When we remodeled, we carefully removed our kitchen cabinets (the ones above the counter) and hung them on our garage walls. They make great storage for paint cans, garden tools, hiking/camping equipment, etc. We eventually painted them to match the garage walls, and they look great and are serving a second life. Why knock 'em down?
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COMMENT 261913P
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2012-03-05 05:29 PM |
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Alas, these were parked outside by previous tenants for who knows how many years. The rats like them, but I am not sure any other human would. Do Edhatters still think that someone out there would like them as is?
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COMMENT 261981P
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2012-03-05 09:01 PM |
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If you hate having them there, it is very theraputic to knock them apart yourself. We removed what we could from our old 60s Goleta built-ins for use in the garage and our temporary outside "kitchen" before remodeling. Then, took a sledgehammer to the rest. It was fun! Wear a mask and gloves if there are rats.
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