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Generator (Azusa)
Looking for a generator.
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12d
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Couches (Hesperia)
Free in some what good condition
13d
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Women’s Clothes (Highland/Palm in Highland CA)
Size 3x and 4x
14d
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Beds (Barstow)
In need of beds just moved into a house after overcoming being homeless I am a single mother with 3 children
16d
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propane tanks (ontario,ca)
white
18d
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Used digital cameras (Arcadia)
ASK- (Digital Camera) My nephew is just discovering an interest in photography (outside of using his phone). I unfortunately donated all my digital cameras a while back, so I'm putting out a request! I'd hope to find one with at least 10 megapixels (MP) so he can print the pictures clearly. If you have a digital camera gathering dust, please consider giving it new life. It doesn't need to be pretty wear and tear is totally fine, as long as it's functional! 😊
27d
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Woman's Clothes (Lucerne Valley CA)
I’m looking for women’s clothing in size medium — tops, pants, dresses, or jackets in good condition. Any styles or colors are welcome, and I’d be grateful for anything you’re willing to share. Thank you so much!
29d
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Vanity Top 31×22 (Near 10 fwy/Holt Ave)
Granite beige speckled vanity top
71d
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Comfort Aire Disposable Briefs XL (Near 10 fwy/Holt Ave)
New in package disposable briefs XL
71d
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Lift Chair (Southeast Glendora)
FREE Motorized lift chair in working order. It has a cover which is washable. Covers available on Amazon. The seat cushion will need cleaning/shampooed. Somewhat heavy because of motor. Will take two to lift & carry with tall or flat dolly. You will need a truck. I do not think the back comes off. It is in storage near Arrow Hwy & Sunflower. Text “Lift Chair” 626-665-7266
74d
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Milkweed (tropical not native) (Arcadia nr Baldwin-Stocker Sch)
Milkweed plants available for adoption. Monarch butterflies rely on milkweed for their life cycle -- the variety in my yard is tropical milkweed, not native milkweed. The difference is that native milkweed dies back in autumn, while tropical milkweed flowers continuously. Which can disrupt the monarch butterfly's annual migration because a food source is still available in winter, and the butterfly remains here instead of migrating to Mexico. The recommended solution is to cut back the tropical milkweed in October, eliminating the food source and encouraging migration. At least so say the "experts" and I have no reason to dispute.
86d