10 More FREE Recycled Items Recently Found, Saved & Sold For $1,068...

Instead of posting recycling finds with projected profit as they happen, I'm going to try only showing things I've sold for more accurate results.

I want to show how there's value in items you may not initially recognize and motivate others to try freecycling/upcycling. While it may sound like labor, it truly is easy money, and it's very rewarding.

While I'm just showing a few items here, I'm finding tons of free stuff. It's more than I can handle, but a good problem because I don't have to thrift nearly as much anymore.

Dollar amounts are the revenue from the sale, not the net profit after shipping and fees.

Largest sized platter of this particular vintage style found on top of some bags - sold for $215.

Proof...

Electric vacuum hose found laying on a pile of bags - sold for $118.50.

Power cord winder from the same vacuum - sold for $60.

Mint condition and fully functional CPAP machine with mask and hose found in a clear bag on the curb - sold for $150.

Electronic drum module & cables found right by the rack, cymbals and toms - sold for $110.

Textbook found in a box of books - sold within just two hours for $98!

Stroller second seat loose on top of a pile of bags - sold for $98.

Untested network switch for parts/repair sitting on top of a box - sold for $85.

Untested treadmill display for parts/repair removed from main unit - sold for $80.

Vacuum motorized brushroll found in a clear bag in broad daylight - sold for $53.

$1,068 in revenue for having fun finding stuff sitting right on the curbs near my apartment! Remember, this is just 10 items... I find tons, so the revenue potential for you is high even if you just want to dabble a little.

Goals: Rewarding fun work, happy customers helping me save items from the landfill, and no-risk money earned to support myself. Win-win-win.

Ask any questions or share your experience.

Thanks for your support. Time to go out now and find some more.

@steemmatt