Free household goods
Free household items
Kitchen extras, lamps, linens, bins and décor that still have years left. Small household goods can ship; bigger ones are pickup. Every item is $0. Local pickup is free: $0 shipping and $0 fee. If you want it shipped, you pay the carrier's postage plus a $2 packing buffer and a $2.99 service fee.
Free household items now
1 live listing · item $0 · pickup $0 · shipping = postage + $2 + $2.99
What's worth claiming
Setting up a first apartment, replacing broken kitchen tools, outfitting a dorm — the everyday stuff adds up fast. Commonly listed:
- Kitchen: pans, utensils, mixing bowls, small appliances, storage containers.
- Home: lamps, curtains, towels, bedding, frames, baskets, holiday décor.
- Misc: string lights, organizers, hangers, tools.
Shipping vs pickup for household goods
Light, unbreakable items ship well. Glassware and ceramics travel fine when packed with paper on all sides, but heavy items (cast iron, stand mixers) can cost more to ship than they're worth to you. Then pickup is the better call. The postage quote at checkout tells you before you commit.
Giving away household items
Before you drop a box of kitchen things at a thrift store, consider that much donated housewares never sells. Listing items individually or as a set (“complete set of 4 bowls”) puts them directly in someone's hands. See our declutter and donate checklist for a room-by-room plan.
Frequently asked questions
Are household items free?
Yes, items are $0. Pickup is free. Shipping costs postage plus a $2 packing buffer and a $2.99 fee.
Can I give away used kitchen appliances?
Yes, if they work. Say so in the listing, include the model if you have it, and note anything missing.
