r/WaCoBuyNothing

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Free HP OfficeJet Pro 8020

I have a lightly used HP OfficeJet Pro 8020 that I’d like to give away rather than recycle. It works and has a lot of great features but it’s big - it weighs 27 pounds- and it requires an active HP Instant Ink subscription in order to print. It’s more printer than I need. I don’t need scanning or faxing or support for every type of paper you could print on. And I’m annoyed at the subscription requirement even though it’s not expensive.

The printer is about 3 years old and has had very little use. It looks new. It’s a color, wireless printer with AirPrint. It prints professional quality documents, labels, brochures, photos - you name it. It’s ideal for a home business. Anyone interested?

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u/kbonline64 — 5 days ago

Plastic Clothing Hangers

I have around 125 plastic white/black clothing hangers, most originally purchased at Fred Meyer. None are broken or warped, just don’t want to have to landfill them. Located in Aloha, happy to meet partway for a hand off.

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u/Individual_Last — 8 days ago

Child Loft bed with stairs

My son has had this amazing loft bed a carpenter made custom for us. It has been excellent, sturdy as heck, but he's now too tall for it and wants a standard bed. It takes a standard twin mattress.

We are giving it away to whoever is handy enough to take it apart and get it out of his room, which is on a second floor. It is solid wood, made in the US. A handy man assembled it in the room, so it absolutely has to be taken apart to get out of here.

We are not handy, but we are obviously willing to help with carrying the pieces out if you can come get it.

I hope someone can get good use out of it because it's in really good shape. DM if interested. We are in Beaverton.

u/Ceezeezan — 10 days ago
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Large Costco Dog Bed-Tigard

Big dog bed from Costco, it’s in good shape -no rips or holes. I’d donate to a shelter but it’s too big (needs to fit in standard washing machine for their purposes).

u/New-Swimmer-4271 — 12 days ago