Most people in Glasgow after something free start on Gumtree. Fair enough. Givore works differently. Every post is free, so there is nothing to sort out from the sales.
Everyone in Glasgow knows it, so plenty of good stuff is listed there. Put up a sofa and you will find takers. We will not pretend otherwise.
The free items live inside a site built for selling, so they slip down the page. There is no way to hold an item, so givers end up answering "is this still available?" over and over.
There is no price field, so nothing can be listed for money. You reserve the item, the person giving it sees who is waiting, and they choose who gets it.
Nobody has to pick a side. Post in both places. The point is that the wardrobe leaves your flat.
Most of Glasgow lives in tenements. A wardrobe on the ground floor is one offer. The same wardrobe on the top landing is another one entirely, and the person collecting needs to know which they are agreeing to.
"Second floor, no lift" saves everybody a wasted trip across the city.
Height and width in centimetres. A close, the shared stairwell downstairs, is narrow, and the turn at the landing is tight.
One line about whether you can take an end changes who is willing to come.
Student flats near the university. Term dates shape what people here have spare.
A lot of first flats. Small furniture that actually fits up a close is the useful kind here.
Southside flats and family homes. Prams, bikes and garden things are what families here tend to have spare.
Dense tenement blocks with people arriving and leaving. Kitchen things and clothes are the useful ones to post here.
Post the big things first. A house clearance is easier when the bed and the wardrobe already have somebody coming for them.
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