Appliance recycling

I have a freezer and refrigerant being picked up today for a utility company rebate for turning in older working units. When I was cleaning them this morning, I took the shelves and door baskets out. Decided to look up these parts on Ebay. Was surprised at what they were going for.
Now if I could only get myself to do Ebay, or find someone to list items for me. Where is Logan when I actually might consider trying his services.

Funny... I just found a W132W JennAir yesterday as I was headed to the grocery store. I pulled 2# of 6063 trim off of it, about 1/4# LGC, and about 1/4# BBcopper (once I strip it). Just now I listed the light bulb cover and the racks for way MTS... even though the post office will make way more off the sale than I will, it's still a bit more than the $5 that it would fetch throwing everything into the shred pile.

Best case...

~50# shred= 3.50
2# 6063=$1
1/4# BBcopper= .60
1/4# LGC wire= .15
Light cover. Listed for $25, after paypal takes $1, my donation charity takes $2.50, and Ebay takes $2.25, and USPS takes $7.95, I'll pocket about $12.
Racks, listed for $50. I might clear 20 if they sell for that.

Still, that find quite likely paid the $35 I spent at the grocery store last night.

Can't beat that with a hick'ry axe hannle!!!!!!!!!!


Edit... and I betcha someone reading this is shaking their head wondering why I left money on the table not re-selling ??????????

Post up & tell me what I missed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If you don't have much skin in the game you might as well give Ebay a shot. I will rarely list anything that I have paid for so if there is a problem all I might lose on is shipping.