If your washer is newer, branded (like Samsung, LG, Panasonic), or still turns on — there’s a chance someone in JB or karung guni buyers might take it.

If your Carousell listings are collecting dust instead of offers, you’re not alone. Here’s what savvy Singaporeans are doing to get rid of bulky junk fast—with fewer headaches and no scams

Clearing out a landed property sounds like logistics. But it’s not.It’s grief.It’s memories.It’s an emotional war with every cupboard and drawer.

Disposing junk from a landed property in Singapore isn't as easy as it seems. Learn what most homeowners overlook — and how to dump it all fast and legally.

Whether you’re a tenant, new homeowner, or agent managing the handover, here’s what to do when you inherit junk you never asked for.

We’ve all seen it. An online listing for a torn, sunken sofa at $200, with a caption that screams: “Self-collect only!”

You listed it for $300. Maybe $200, firm. Weeks later, you’re still waiting. Meanwhile, your once-loved bed set is just gathering dust.

If you’re hoping to cash out your mattress, here’s what’s really happening behind the scenes.

Free bulky item disposal in Singapore rarely covers dismantling or urgent removal. Learn what’s accepted, common pitfalls, and how Junk Value can safely dismantle and dispose of your old furniture and household junk.