Singapore’s humidity, power surges, and sheer daily use all take their toll. If it doesn’t turn on, doesn’t show a picture, or makes a crackling sound like it’s trying to contact aliens — it’s junk.

If your buyer is from the same neighbourhood, arranging pickup is fast. Photos matter. Add tags like “urgent,” “need gone,” or “HDB size.” 🎯 Tip: List your item in Facebook groups like Singapore Furniture Giveaway or Sale for better reach.

Got a flat-screen that flatlined? Here’s how to deal with a broken TV in Singapore — whether it’s junk, recyclable, or (rarely) resellable.

Wondering if your old furniture or appliances still have resale value? Here’s what sells in Singapore — and what’s best removed and disposed instead.