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Ten child’s clothes hangers (Cold Norton CM3)
Ten white plastic clothes hangers for children’s items. Approx 14’’ wide.
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Electric typewriter (Herne Bay CT6)
Last used about 30 years ago but has been kept under a cover and inside
22m
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Cushions (Chestfield CT5)
All cushions
28m
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Kitchen table (Chestfield CT5)
Any
28m
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2 knitted blankets (Maidstone ME15)
Two large colourful hand-knitted blankets, one is multi-colour the other is shades of red. Collection only.
47m
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Black TV stand (Eastwood SS2)
Black wood TV stand with smoked glass doors. Has 2 shelves, and a slot at the back of the shelves for cables. Immaculate condition.
1h
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Brown leather shoes (Eastwood SS2)
Brown leather shoes size11/12
1h
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Black smart trousers (Eastwood SS2)
Black smart trousers, size 32W/32R
1h
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Artificial grass (Bearsted)
Promised
1m x 1m Not the greatest quality but will be good to cover a small area
2h
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Chest freezer (Tonbridge)
Promised
Black, standard size, good condition and works very well, just not needed now, avaliable from Sunday
2h
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Sturdy packing box (Bearsted)
98 x 54 x 46cm
2h
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sage green chair (Newnham ME9)
Good condition from non smoking, pet-less household. Pale sage green velvet armchair. Separately controlled electric back and leg support movement. Can lift person onto their feet from sitting, and sit them down from standing. Downsizing, so only need the one “electric chair”😄
2h
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Single electric bed (Newnham ME9)
In good condition from a pet-free, non smoking household. A (very comfortable) single bed, with electric handheld controls to raise head or feet, or even both at the same time! Great if you suffer from heartburn, or swollen ankles. Downsizing so don’t have the space any more.
2h
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French doors. (Bournes Green SS2)
2090 x 1550 , okay condition but glass units are separated & will need attention.👍
10h
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Tv cabinet (Thorpe Bay SS1)
Good condition with only a small section of trim peeling shown in photo. Nice corner tv unit with glass doors, pull out tray and a handy drawer.
11h
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In car power supply (Chatham ME4)
2 power supplies for cigarette lighter. Goodman's is missing end piece, so not sure if any use. Used with the CD cassette adaptor (listed separately) to play my CDs in my previous car that only had a cassette player. Thank you for reading.
12h
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Cassette CD adaptor for car (Chatham ME4)
Listen to your CDs through the cassette adaptor.
12h
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Artificial Christmas Trees (Herne Bay CT6)
Two; about 3feet and 4feet high respectively
13h
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Small electric fire (Herne Bay CT6)
13h
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Clothes press (Herne Bay CT6)
13h
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Double glazed window panes (Elham CT4)
2 double glazed window panes with Georgian bars. 42mm wide x 1037mm high. One has a crack in it. Left over from a job. Could be used in a cold frame or similar? Pick up from Elham or they will go in the skip.
13h
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1950s Dining table and four chairs (Herne Bay CT6)
Table has drop leaves either side. Suites a small area. Needs some work doing to it.
13h
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magazines (Stanford-Le-Hope SS17)
RHS the garden plus 2 gardeners world mags. Saga msg Feb to Aug 2026
13h
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Chair (Herne Bay CT6)
Good solid frame. Seat needs recovering.
13h
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Grey carpet (Rainham ME8)
I have a carpet I’d like to give to someone in need. It’s grey with white specks. 5m x 3m so quite substantial. There are no tears or stain but will probable need a clean. Most of the underlay as well if needed.
14h
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Amazon Alexa (Canterbury CT3)
Promised
Amazon Alexa. Unfortunately, the cable is missing, otherwise, it is complete
14h
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Finishing Plaster (Canterbury CT3)
Approximately half a 7.5kg bag of finishing plaster
14h
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Kitchen Pan Hooks (Canterbury CT3)
Set of kitchen pan hooks. 3 swivel, 3 fixed and 5 S hooks
14h
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Child's Car Seat (Gravesend DA11)
Don’t know if straps work or if I’m doing it wrong FREEGLE ADVICE: Car seats and restraints It isn't illegal to offer or reuse car seats or booster seats For more information, see Hidden crash damage: seats are supposed to replaced after a crash, but if the source doesn’t know this and doesn’t say, invisible hairline fractures could be present within the plastic which won’t protect a child a second time round. Plastic degrades naturally over time, and manufacturers recommend disposing of car seats after 6 to 10 years. Labels showing the expiry date may be missing, but seats should have a manufacturer’s stamp that states when they were made. It’s incredibly difficult to track if a used seat has been recalled for a safety defect, or if the previous owner washed the harness straps incorrectly (e.g. some brands say machine-washing, submerging straps in water, or using harsh chemicals can weaken the webbing fabric). Some advice for members, based on the discussion on Discourse referenced above: Important safety notice: Second-hand child car seats & restraints When giving away or receiving a second-hand child car seat on Freegle, please prioritise the safety of the child. The level of caution required depends heavily on the type of restraint being offered. 1. Seats with built-in harnesses (infants & younger children) Please exercise strict caution with these items. We strongly advise both parties to review these critical safety checks before completing the handover: Accident history: Never pass on a harnessed car seat if it has been involved in any kind of collision, even a minor one. Unseen structural damage can completely compromise its safety. Receivers should only accept the seat if they completely trust the history provided. Completeness: Ensure the seat has all its original parts, including the harness, chest pads, and the manufacturer’s instruction manual. Visual inspection: Before using, thoroughly inspect the seat under the fabric cover for cracks in the plastic shell, frayed harness straps, or weakened buckles. Age and lifespan: Check the date of manufacture, which is usually embossed onto the plastic on the back of the seat. Most plastics degrade over time, and safety experts recommend retiring these car seats after 6 to 10 years. Size & vehicle limits: Ensure the seat is strictly appropriate for the child’s weight and height. Check the manufacturer’s guidelines to ensure the seat can be installed securely in the specific vehicle. 2. Booster seats & cushions (typically ages 6–12) While these are generally considered lower risk than harnessed seats because they rely on the vehicle’s built-in seat belts, they are still vital safety devices. Structural integrity remains very important. Visual inspection: Check thoroughly for any cracks in the plastic base or backrest, and ensure the plastic seat belt routing guides are fully intact and not weakened. Accident history: As with all car seats, it is highly recommended not to pass on a booster that has been in a collision. Regulations & sizing: Ensure the seat still clearly displays an approved UK/European safety label (ECE R44/04 or R129). Please note that backless booster cushions are legally restricted to children weighing more than 22 kg and taller than 125 cm. N.B. If there is any doubt about the history, structural integrity, or safety standard of a car seat or booster, it is always safer to dispose of the item at a local household waste recycling centre rather than passing it on.
15h
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Wooden Table (Gravesend DA11)
Pine table
15h