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Lamp (McKellar)
This poor lady was not beheaded but “bebusted” but has been repaired.
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Yotam Ottolenghi veggie cookbook (Britannia)
The book that launched Yotam Ottolenghi as an international food celebrity, this is a must-have collection of over 120 vegetarian recipes. A visually stunning book, offering fresh and exciting flavour combinations. Filled with delicious-looking photos and delectable recipes, this book will inspire you to up your game when it comes to cooking veggies.
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Always discreet pads (McKellar)
Always Discreet Pads. Contains 38 of 39. Bought in error.
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Cat water dispenser (Quickie on Parkdale & Scott)
Regifting, cat doesn't use it
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Non dimmable led lightbulbs (Montreal road and St Laurent)
As shown warm white. Some used but still work.
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elf moisturizing camo concealer (Quickie on Parkdale & Scott)
Opened but not used (not my colour), in medium peach
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Puzzles (Montreal road and St Laurent)
Great condition. Only one puzzle missing one or two pieces.
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Toys etc (Montreal road and St Laurent)
Large t Rex, two small/med bins, Pokémon candle (OK not a toy). Working Lite brite but no batteries included.
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Youth Hockey helmet and knee pads (Centertown)
I'm a small senior taking skating lessons and I'm in need of a regulation helmet and knee pads to keep myself safer on the ice.
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Cake carrier (Wellington Village)
The Tupperware type with a handle on top, if someone not too far has one
8h
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wool balls for laundry dryer (Britannia)
Over the years I've accumulated rather too many of these things ... I have six that are surplus to requirements.
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several dozen scraper blades (Britannia)
I bought these on Amazon recently, failing to notice that I was ordering not a ten-pack ... but a box of a hundred! I can lead a long and scrapy life, and never need this many. If you'd like to put dibs on a dozen or so – or even just half a dozen – I'm happy to split them up for people.
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2 pairs new red compression socks (Britannia)
I bought these last winter from Amazon, because I wanted knee-length socks to match some burgundy pants. Alas, I failed to notice that these are actually *compression* socks ... and for ladies with very slender legs. My calves are so fat, I can barely get them on! If more than one person is interested, they can take one pair each.
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large ladies (or small mens) boots (Britannia)
I bought these mukluk-like things from a thrift shop at the first snowfall, just so I could have some warm winter footwear. Now I have proper boots, though, so these can go. They're so big, they make me look like Frankenstein's monster! (But with very cozy feet.) These would fit a lady up to size 10 or 11, or even more if you remove the thick felt liners. They're not pretty, but they have excellent tread.
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Splatter guard (Gatineau Rue Nobert)
Any size, reasonable condition! Can pick up!
19h
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(slightly bust) ladies swim fins (Britannia)
I've worn these things for many years, to swim in the river; but last summer, apparently my feet got too big – one of the fins split down the heel. I was planning to repair it with superglue and a leather strip ... but since they're now too small for me, I figured they'd just break again. My shoe size WAS 8.5, and that's what these would fit comfortably – if you feel like fixing them. I know swimming season seems like a long way off!
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12 pairs of “queen size” stockings (Britannia)
In the depths of my wardrobe, I discovered a couple of hangers loaded with this long-forgotten collection of nylon stockings. I haven’t worn skirts since I stopped having an office job (also stopped having a waist). These would fit a 14-16 lady. I’m now much too fat to fit into them, being more like a 22! I’ve laundered them all, and checked for rips or tears – they’re in pretty good shape. Various colours, as shown.
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four pairs of ladies shoes, 8.5 (Britannia)
I've put on so much weight in the last few years, my feet will never be 8.5 again! Also, I never wear heels any more – it's time to let these favourites go. 1) A pale blue pair by Rieker, leather uppers with decorative cutouts. Hardly worn. 2) Dark blue heeled pumps, with a strap over the foot. 3) Silver-coloured strappy sandals. Again, hardly worn ... they were always a bit too frivolous for me. 4) Dancing shoes, black fabric with pink strap over the foot. All are comfortable to wear, and the soles and heels are in good shape.
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large and elegant shawl/drapery (Britannia)
I actually got this thing from here, but it didn't quite work out for my purpose! Too big to actually wear, this drapery measures 100”long – including the thick and luxuriant fringes at each end, and 80” wide. Would look lovely draped over a piano, or hanging from a wall, or even doing duty as a curtain. The brown and gold colours give a general effect of amber.
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portable wireless amplifier (Britannia)
Designed for transportation use, this small unit plugs into a standard 12-V vehicle port (cigarette lighter). There are a few minor scrapes and scuffs on the box, but it still works fine. Comes with instruction sheet. Check out its capabilities and specs at
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ObusForme massager (Britannia)
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The sad truth is, it’s really hard to give yourself a good back massage! This thing has been sitting in the back of my closet for a long time, waiting in vain for somebody to wield it. Now it’s time to let someone else have a turn. This “professional” model # is TM MGR 01 – check out the specs at However, I seem to have lost the extra head attachments – I just have the currently installed set. The cord is a generous length, about 9’ long.
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mantel clock (Britannia)
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I paid a ridiculous amount for this at a fancy furniture store … even though I doubt it's *really* made by the prestigious old firm of Rutherford Clocks (London, England). I guess it’s just a cheap knockoff … the back says “Made in China”! Measures 11" high, 7" wide, 2" thick. Roman numerals; AA battery operated; keeps good time; quiet (yet audible) tick-tock. I once thought of painting it crimson and gold, to give it a bit more decorative oomph – you could do that.
20h
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Children's clothes (Bel Air)
I have been asked to find a home for a large quanity of children's clothes.
22h
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Divers articles de cuisine (Gatineau Rue Nobert)
Pots, moules divers, pots en spirales, emporte-pièce, moules à charnières, kit de fondue
22h
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Old hockey sticks (Hintonburg/Civic Hospital)
Any size/condition (even worn/broken is fine)
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Yoga/pilates leggings and top (Kanata Lakes)
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Small or xs sizing. Very good condition.
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Microwave oven (Britannia)
Looking for a small basic microwave oven.
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Small lampshade (Ottawa)
Clean, 8" / 20 cm tall. Shade only, no lamp Non smoking home
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Shelf-stable oat milk (Bank)
Unopened. Expiry date July 7, 2026
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2 furnace filters (Bank)
Size: 15.5 x 29.5 x 1
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