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Tacx Bicycle Trainer (Hartland MI)
Hook up your bike to this trainer. It is heavy, black and has to be plugged in if you use it with tacx ap. Old but in good condition. Free. You pick up
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Cream doily and white grippy socks (Near Downtown Ypsilanti)
One white table doily. One white salvation army grippy sock pair thrown in if you want.
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two boxes bakery bread (Ann Arbor near Hillside Terr.)
About 18 loaves of bread baked Tuesday. We prefer somebody who is already in Ann Arbor today and can pick up the bread this evening before 9:00 p.m.
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50 8x4 white ceramic tiles (~1 mile from Michigan Stadium)
Opened box of 50 ceramic tiles, 8” by 4”
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Ceramic tile samples (~1 mile from Michigan Stadium)
Variety of ceramic and terrazzo tile samples
11h
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Kitchen Cart and Granite Top (NE Ann Arbor)
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We are offering a kitchen cart and a granite top for it. Neither piece has been out of the box since we bought them from Home Depot for a kitchen remodeling project for a previous home a couple years ago. These pieces are unassembled, roughly Ikea-style. The granite top surface is in a box 6" thick x 23" wide x 49" long. The body of the rest of the cart is in a box 14" thick x 20" wide x 49" long. This is a pickup-only deal. We cannot offer delivery or assembly. Both boxes will be given away together. Plan on bringing one or two people who can move a 90-pound box from the floor into something that will carry both boxes. For comparison, we have carried them together in the back of a Ford Escape with its back seats folded down, and in the bed of a Ford Maverick pickup truck.
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Clothing (City Hall)
Free clothing! Various styles and sizes. Pick up Thursday July 16th, 4-7 pm at City Hall. We accept clothing donations as well. More details here:
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used plastic freezer bags 3 sizes (Ann Arbor near Hillside Terr.)
See the photo. Most of them came from somebody with bean seeds in them a long time ago. The ziplocs still work.
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Used Bed Linen-maybe usable as rags (Brighton, Michigan)
variety of well used bed linen. Can be used as rags.
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Large canvas tent (North central)
Great old canvas tent our family used for years. Canvas is still good and will keep you dry, but floor needs to be replaced. Poles, zippers, mesh windows are in good shape. Make some great memories with this family-sized tent!
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Ceiling Light Fixture (Northeast Ann Arbor)
Works well, but switched to ceiling fan
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Printhead cleaning solution (Northeast Ann Arbor)
Used once but all components still in box
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Bowling Ball (NE side of Ann Arbor)
16 pound, fingertip urethane bowling ball with bag and shoes (men's size 9). Porch pick available.
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8x10 area rug (Adrian Madison Twp)
Taupe with cream color, does have worn spot, as you can see by the photo.
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USB C Mouse (Ypsilanti, MI)
Hey there. Does anyone have any USB C mice they no longer need? I'm also disabled and would kindly ask that you deliver it (if possible)? I'm near Cross and Adams Street in Ypsilanti. Thanks.
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Steam juice extractor pot (3 miles south of Howell)
Stainless Steel
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Any items for rocks (Novi Michigan)
Rock tumblers , gloss anything really just got into it and love it
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vacuum cleaner belts eureka upright (Ann Arbor near Hillside Terr.)
See the photo Two belts with instructions on the back of the package
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Bike cargo trailer /wheels (Allegan)
Biking cross country and my gear trailer wheels are failing, seems they are incredibly expensive to replace. Looking for a heavy duty trailer, or 2 x 406mm (20x3) quick release wheels. Bit stranded right now and hoping someone might have an old trailer catching dust! 💕✨️💖✨️💕
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Two hair towels, two towels (Near Downtown Ypsilanti)
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Two white hair towels and two white towels; hospital grade and clean Use as towels or as rags or a craft project.
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Spanish teaching materials (Ypsilanti)
A few things have water damage from the rain (yard sale last Sunday). Includes posters, books, teachers guides/manuals, oversized books, games, labels, activities, hot pepper table runner
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Video Games, DVDs, Bluray (Northeast AA)
If you have any video games, DVDs, blurays you don't want, I'll take them.
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Bookmarks (Ann Arbor Northwest Side)
Wide variety of bookmarks, only part of them shown here. Also have some arguably-vintage ones from various bookstores, including the local beloved but defunct Borders. Different sizes, thicknesses, conventional plastic-coated or truly recyclable/compostable. Take as many or few as you like, or I can put together an assortment based on your stated preferences. From a home with fragrance-free/nontoxic practices, freely available to anyone.
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Green plastic capo (Ann Arbor Northwest Side)
Bright-green plastic capo with black synthetic “rubber” cushioning and metal hinge. It’s adjustable with a pretty wide range of motion, but I haven’t been able to get it to work quite right with my guitar. Maybe someone else will have better luck! From a home with fragrance-free/nontoxic practices, freely available to anyone.
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Natural seed pods (Ann Arbor Northwest Side)
Used these decoratively and for sensory enjoyment. Can be used as rattles, for nature education, and in any compostable craft project. Seeds inside may also still be viable. I believe these are from a native species of honey-locust tree, so no need to worry about spreading invasive species. The seeds inside tend to last even longer than the outer pods, look like adzuki beans (smallish and brown), and can also be used for eco-friendly crafts or decoration. No worries if no one wants these (you can probably even collect your own), but figured to offer before mulching them! If you notice a tiny bit of fuzz in the photo, it’s just from them being close to milkweed fluff. From a home with fragrance-free/nontoxic practices, freely available to anyone.
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Compostable produce baskets (Ann Arbor Northwest Side)
Paper-pulp vented containers, great for holding even fragile produce like berries or tomatoes - also for crafts, drawer organizers, holding plants/seedlings with tight-packed soil, etc. As the photo shows, even the different sizes stack nicely. Some have slight staining. If in the future any gets too damaged to use, it can be torn up for mulch, or composted in backyard or city bin. Take as many as you like (including all). From a home with fragrance-free/nontoxic practices, freely available to anyone.
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Twist-ties and bread-bag clips (Ann Arbor Northwest Side)
Twist-ties in a variety of colors and sizes, originally for holding organic produce but can be used to secure any number of things, as well as in toy-making or temporary repairs. Bread clips are the flat plastic kind that comes with store-bought/salvaged bread, not the spring or clamp kind. From a home with fragrance-free/nontoxic practices, freely available to anyone.
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Large envelopes, filing folders (Ann Arbor Northwest Side)
Variety of big envelopes as for mailing or storage - used and unused, padded and unpadded. Mostly Manila envelopes, mostly full-page-sized, but some smaller. Also a stack of 100%-uncoated-paper folders as often used in filing cabinets. Mostly the tabs already have writing on them, but it’s mostly in erasable graphite pencil. Please specify what/how much you want (including all of them). From a home with fragrance-free/nontoxic practices, freely available to anyone.
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Blue 3-ring binder (Ann Arbor Northwest Side)
3-ring binder, metal rings aligned and secure. Outer part is blue (brighter turquoise than the photo shows) plastic, made to be somewhat floppy rather than rigid. From home with fragrance-free/nontoxic practices, freely available to anyone.
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Digital watch (works, broken band) (Ann Arbor Northwest Side)
Black-plastic-and-metal Marathon water-resistant wristwatch with broken wristband. “Old-fashioned” in that it doesn’t connect to other devices (bonus: no surprise collection of personal data!). “New-fangled” in that it’s digital, shows day and date as well as time to the second, and has multiple settings. Watch part itself is sturdy, and still works great. As shown in the photos, unsuccessful attempts have been made to repair the wristband. If you just want the broken-off end with the metal clasp for some kind of project, that’s also possible. From a home with fragrance-free/nontoxic practices, freely available to anyone.
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