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John

 posted on 19th Nov 11 at 10:31

quote:
Originally posted by Ste
freecycle it


Nobody will be paying attention to topsoil because they got that fed up of used duvets being offered that they unsubscribed.


andys sxi

 posted on 19th Nov 11 at 10:21

That's why he's got one because he's having everyone's free stuff that there getting rid of

He's probably at home now cleaning his car and thinking I wish I had paid somebody to go and collect the soil


Stu_22

 posted on 19th Nov 11 at 10:15

Had some guy come round in his boxster today 3 bags in the back three in the front and 3 on the passenger seat he didn't really give a shit about the car calling it an A to B car


Stu_22

 posted on 15th Nov 11 at 23:58

Yeah done the freecycle yesterday got rid of a bit already but getting an email for everybody elses crap up for grabs in the area


Ste

 posted on 15th Nov 11 at 23:54

freecycle it


Tiger

 posted on 14th Nov 11 at 20:21

Good topsoil has good value if there's enough of it, should shift it if you advertise it.


VegasPhil

 posted on 14th Nov 11 at 14:35

Gumtree. :thumbs:


Sam

 posted on 14th Nov 11 at 13:37

Isn't grab hire normally cheaper than getting a skip?


Gary

 posted on 14th Nov 11 at 11:22

Enviromental laws? :| Its topsoil ffs!

[Edited on 14-11-2011 by Gary]


Stu_22

 posted on 14th Nov 11 at 10:38

quote:
Originally posted by Nismo
Local farmers are normally keen for it as they just fill in holes and shit they have round there land, failing that loose a bag a week in the wheelie bin.


Yeah we had a farmer freind that did that for us once before but he now says environmental laws have put a stop to that. I think he is just being lazy

We have a post up on ebay saying it free help you self. Still get the odd question how much:facepalm:


M2RTY

 posted on 13th Nov 11 at 21:13

im after 80 ton but bit far away


Nismo

 posted on 13th Nov 11 at 19:45

Local farmers are normally keen for it as they just fill in holes and shit they have round there land, failing that loose a bag a week in the wheelie bin.


John

 posted on 13th Nov 11 at 18:05

Gumtree


Jon_C

 posted on 13th Nov 11 at 17:57

Stick an ad in the paper for a few weeks. Offer it for free providing they come Dig it up. Gets it gone and saves you some work


Ben G

 posted on 13th Nov 11 at 16:31

when i had to get rid of some out of my garden i put it all in rubbish bags and dumped it down the local tip :0 probably not wise if you have a whole gardens worth though :lol:


Stu_22

 posted on 13th Nov 11 at 11:14

Anyone in herts/beds area want any topsoil for lanscaping

We want top level off front garden for parking and skips are coming in at £200 and wont get rid of it all. Seems like a rip off when it can be put anywhere and doesnt need sorting