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  • mickeyratmickeyrat Posts: 40,472
    CHANGEinWAVES wrote:
    Sorry was just proud of myself for moving it alone! Was starting to wallow in self pity for a moment...so it feels go to have done it myself!
    Again, Good For You. We never know WHAT we're capable of til we try.Even if we fail , It's the trying that counts.
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  • SENROCKSENROCK Posts: 10,736
    CHANGEinWAVES wrote:
    Do you have 'a male friend' that you can call on to move stuff and fix shit? I am pretty capable of doing things on my own, and I enjoy fixing stuff around the house but there are some things I just can't do... For instance, I need to move my tv and armoir across the room, I've been trying all night and the beast of a thing won't budge..except to almost topple over:eek:
    I even tried those magic sliders, shimmied it enough to get them under it...but then it's so damn heavy it sunk em into the carpet! I can ask my Dad to do somethings, but he doesn't really live close and I feel bad calling him a lot, and I have no siblings.
    So, I'm just wondering how other single ladies solve issues such as this? It's not a big deal, just a thought on my mind as I stare at this beast of a piece of furniture:)

    **edit** I moved the massive fucker myself:D WOOOHOOO!!!
    Nothing like a little rage towards an ex to get things moving;)
    Gladd to see u accomplished this! In the future if u have this problem again...try sliding a piece of carboard or a blanket under the furniture on one side and pull with that. Growing up in the furniture business, this was ALWAYS the way to move heavy things!!!
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  • CHANGEinWAVESCHANGEinWAVES Posts: 10,169
    SENROCK! wrote:
    Gladd to see u accomplished this! In the future if u have this problem again...try sliding a piece of carboard or a blanket under the furniture on one side and pull with that. Growing up in the furniture business, this was ALWAYS the way to move heavy things!!!
    The damn thing would barely budge , maybe cardboard woulda worked but I don't see a blanket doing it...I swear the furniture and the tv combined had to weigh over 400lbs! I had to be carefull cause the TV was still in the top part, and made it extreamly top heavy. There was no way I could take the tv out...like I said before, it took 2 guys to move it here!
    Thanks for the cardboard tip...I'll use it for other heavy crap in the future:) I'm just stoked I didn't have to call on a man to help me!
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