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- Red Wing 875 moc-toe work boots, size 10 D $70 – $150
- Blundstone boots $40 – $70
- Dr. Martens 1460 boots, black leather, size 8 $45 – $85
- Carhartt Detroit duck jacket, brown, size large $50 – $130
- Exercise bike $25 – $125
- Abu Garcia Ambassadeur 5500 C3 baitcasting reel $50 – $95
- Apple iPod Classic 80GB, 6th generation $45 – $90
- Bose 301 Series II bookshelf speakers, pair $60 – $150
- Bowflex SelectTech 552 adjustable dumbbells, pair $150 – $250
- Canon AE-1 35mm SLR camera with 50mm f/1.8 lens $90 – $180
- Coleman 425 two-burner propane camp stove $25 – $55
- Coleman two-mantle camping lantern, green, 1970s $25 – $65
- KitchenAid mixer $150 – $300
- Pioneer PL-518 direct drive turntable $100 – $180
- Sony Trinitron 13 inch CRT television $30 – $90
- Vintage brass floor lamp, adjustable arm $25 – $65
- Vintage Singer sewing machine in wood cabinet, 1950s $40 – $125
- Weber Spirit E-310 three-burner gas grill $130 – $230
Guides 7
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Going through a parent's paperwork
A file cabinet is mostly junk mail and a few documents that are hard to replace. Pull the legal and financial papers first, keep the original order, and don't shred anything until you've seen the whole folder.
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Sorting tools in a garage or workshop
Rusty hand tools, dead cordless drills, a bench vise and a half-full can of old paint each leave the garage a different way. Clear the floor first and sort by type before you decide what any of it is worth.
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Selling used clothing and shoes
Clothes sell by size, brand and condition, in that order. A good photo of the label saves ten messages.
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Clearing an estate: the first few days
What to do before anything is sold, donated or thrown out, and why the order matters more than the speed.
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Dividing a parent's belongings with your siblings
The argument is usually about a chair, not money. Agree on what's already promised, photograph the house before anything moves, and keep the sentimental list separate from the valuable one.
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Sorting a storage unit without paying for it twice
A storage unit is a monthly bill attached to a pile of decisions you have not made yet. Here is how to empty one deliberately.
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What to do with a mattress nobody will take
Most charities won't take a used mattress and most haulers won't pick one up without a call first. Work through the store, the hauler and the donation desk before it ends up in the alley.
Local resources 13
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St. Luke's Mission of Mercy
Donate · Buffalo, NY 14211 · Free to donate
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Antique World & Marketplace
Antiques · Clarence, NY · Dealers buy and sell; booths rent by the month
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Cleveland Furniture Bank
Donation · Parma Heights, OH 44130 · Free drop-off; pickup for a small service fee
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Edna Louise Estate & Household Liquidations
Estate liquidations · Buffalo, NY · Runs the sale and appraises
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Elder Transition Consulting
Senior move management · Orchard Park, NY · Charges for its time
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Goodwill (donation)
Donate · Buffalo, NY · Free, and you get a donation receipt
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Junk Gone Today
Junk removal · Cleveland, OH 44128 · Charges by the load
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Keep It Organized
Organizing · Buffalo and Amherst, NY · Charges for its time
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Organize Your Life (Sherri Papich)
Organizing · Buffalo and Western New York · Charges for time
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Reserve Care Warehouse Sales
Donation · Cleveland, OH 44110 · Free drop-off; free furniture pickup for accepted pieces
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Simplify Buffalo
Organizing · Buffalo, NY · Charges for its time
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St. Vincent de Paul — Buffalo
Donate · Buffalo, NY 14209 · Free to donate
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Summit Moving & Storage
Moving · Cleveland, OH 44127 · Charges hourly or by the job
Supplies 1
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Photo and document scanning
Scanning is how you keep the memory and lose the box. Do it before the albums are divided up, not after.