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Moving and Disposal of Refrigerators

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#1
  • 冷蔵庫
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  • 2024/09/16 16:12

I used to be able to leave it on the sidewalk and they would
pick up large furniture and electrical items with me, but,
I hear now I have to take it to a specific place.

I bought a new refrigerator, and I'm
scratching my head about transporting it and discarding the old one.

Anyone have any good ideas?
310-999-8413 text please.

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#2
  • TRASH. .
  • 2024/09/16 (Mon) 22:18
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Call the city you live in and make an appointment for bulky waste pickup. Easy, just say you have a broken refrigerator and come pick it up
Put it out in front of your house that day and the city will pick it up
Whether it's a bed mat, chest of drawers, refrigerator, or old man that you no longer need.

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#5
  • 冷蔵庫
  • 2024/09/17 (Tue) 12:44
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I left it to the contractor, but the cost was ＄ 50 for Gardena.

Thanks for all the advice.

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#6
  • 天地真理子
  • 2024/09/17 (Tue) 18:29
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Who dumped the Showa Ototto and TRASH in the Exchange Plaza ！
If you put it out, will the city really come and get it ？?

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#7
  • dobon
  • 2024/09/18 (Wed) 09:03
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If I'd left it out on the sidewalk, it would be gone
I don't know who took it
Done

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#10
  • SA recycling
  • 2024/09/19 (Thu) 19:39
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If you bring your old refrigerator, washing machine, etc. here, you can get about $ 12- $ 20 per unit as scrap metal.

https://www.sarecycling.com/yard/sa-recycling-gardena/

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#11
  • TRASH. .
  • 2024/09/19 (Thu) 20:26
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If you had a car or something you could bring in, I wouldn't have asked this question in the first place.

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#20

If you take the refrigerator out of the house, wrap the door with tape or something to keep

children from getting inside the refrigerator.

If a small child gets inside and the door is closed, it cannot be opened from the inside and the child will suffocate inside.

Several children are killed every day across the United States.

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#21
  • ボケた高齢者
  • 2024/09/20 (Fri) 17:56
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No, no, no, no, it opens from the inside.

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#23

I wrote #20 about 10 years ago because the TV news reported such a sad accident.

Indeed, modern refrigerators can be opened by pushing the door from inside.

However, since small children play around outside they might freak out if they are locked in a dark cabinet, and

my grandson has grown up and started to go to UC this fall. I was worried about what would happen to me if he died in such an accident when he was little.

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#32

I used to say to myself, "Wrap the door of the refrigerator to be disposed of with rope or tape to prevent it from opening before putting it outside.

We have a big, modern refrigerator that is the mainstay of our house, but we also have another refrigerator, I don't know how old, that we keep in the garage as a backup.

The day before yesterday, I opened the door and there was a foul smell. It had been out of order since the day before. I moved what little food I could save to the new one and disposed of everything that would have gone bad with the Gabage Disposer.

Then I called the City of LA and asked them to come pick it up. The city manager instructed me to remove the door or wrap it with tape, etc. before taking it outside. I guess this is to prevent accidents from happening with small children playing inside.

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#45
  • 倍金萬
  • 2024/09/29 (Sun) 18:56
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I had asked my second son to take the very heavy refrigerator out of the garage and onto the sidewalk, and

while I was gone, he took it out onto the sidewalk. And since the door side is snugly attached to a lamppost on a concrete pole,

even a big man can't open the door. The purpose has been accomplished. That's my son.

The city trucks will just come tomorrow.

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#47

A city truck came and took it away this morning around 9:00.

Just to report,,

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#63

The city manager will not say anything about when to put the refrigerator out on the street outside to be taken away. But they won't come on weekends, so anytime after 8 am on weekdays would be fine.

Also, as mentioned above, they will tell you to wrap the door with tape or something to prevent accidents with children.

Well, everyone who comes here has nothing to do all day long, or they just goof around and write about unimportant things.

In a way, I envy you ！.

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#64
  • 無知
  • 2024/10/06 (Sun) 19:08
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・ He lied about his friend who died in a skydiving accident, saying that he took him home and held a funeral for him.
・ He said it's okay to ride a Harley in Death Valley where it's over 50 degrees in the middle of summer because there's shade. 667>

＞ Everyone who comes here has nothing to do all day long.

Pensioners are you and Showa.

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#65
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2024/10/07 (Mon) 09:42
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Can I take my friend who died in an accident home with me
because he has a death certificate and the pickup person will ask me to take him home as soon as possible?
Leaving the body in the hospital for days incurs a storage fee.

What kind of system is it where you can't use your cell phone without a telephone pole?
Do the poles have a cell phone relay function?

I see that some people are goofing around and writing about things that don't matter, and some people are responding to them.

I'm not thinking about retired life in the future when you say that pensioners are you and Showa.

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#66

＞ #64 Ignorance

I'm amazed at you, Ignorance. You still remember my old posts, don't you?

Or is it possible to go back and read such old posts here on Vivinavi?

In any case, you have an "abnormal" mind to pull up posts from more than 10 years ago.

You are perverting the story to attack me again. I don't have that much time on my hands, so I will refrain from explaining each individual case.

Well, well, "thank you" for your efforts.

You don't have any friends ・ even here in LA. Poor you. 。。。。。。

*** a frog in a well knows no ocean ***

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#67
  • ふざけた会計士
  • 2024/10/08 (Tue) 10:29
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Not before, but since a long time ago, from Edotsuko-san to Baikinman, and still many people attacked
The hyenas continue without change, even in love. 。。。。 I don't know how many people have already stopped ？
attacking for fun ？ Shiba-san, Mucho-san.... Manzana-san, Mr. Fuji-san, Yoshi-san,
the freezer walks thousands of steps by itself.......

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#68
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2024/10/08 (Tue) 16:11
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Can you go back and browse all those old posts?"

I guess this place is the only place you can live.

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#69
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2024/10/08 (Tue) 16:14
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Here, after a time, they return to Japan permanently, so
it's no surprise that they'll be gone before you know it.

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#70
  • ふざけた会計士
  • 2024/10/08 (Tue) 17:32
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Everyone lives here, and no one is returning, but this guy likes to make up his own stories ？
He loves America and now plays a lot of golf, and Mucho used to fix everyone's posts, though some have passed away. Manzana emailed me 14 years ago to let me know he would not be coming here anymore.
You may be right about when they disappear before you know it, but it's true. Of course that's what everyone
wants you to do, disappear.

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#71
  • 無知
  • 2024/10/08 (Tue) 19:44
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66

10 years ago ？ ？ ？ It was a few years ago when my tongue was still dry.
Older Japanese living in the US are like this, they lie for attention, especially if they live in a rural area where there is no Japanese community.

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#72
  • ふざけた会計士
  • 2024/10/08 (Tue) 21:59
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？ You've been talking to yourself since before 2010, but you don't have this jump ？ They say lying is the beginning of being a thief.
I'll be an old man in time, I remember when a 19 year old boy killed a toshiyori in Japan because he didn't like toshiyori. Don't come out of the cemetery.........................

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#73

About 10 years ago, we bought an old two-door refrigerator that had been on the market for sale because a student who had studied in Japan wanted to get rid of it when he returned home. The refrigerator in the garage broke down and we asked City of LA to bring it back to us as mentioned above.

Until then, we used to cut watermelons and other large items in half and refrigerate them in their refrigerator, but it was very inconvenient when the refrigerator was out of service. Today I was lucky enough to find a house for sale nearby, with a good-sized refrigerator sitting in the open garage, ready to be seen.

I asked the homeowner about it and he said it was something he wanted to get rid of. I asked him, "Well, can I have this?" and he said, "Dozo, dozo," and I used my hand truck to carry it to his garage. Now I can gobble up cold watermelon again as much as I want. My wife was also very happy to have another place to chill some bottles of fine wine that she had received from other people.

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#74

＞ I can gobble up cold watermelon as much as I want

but I haven't had a chance to go to Mada Grocery Store.

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