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Originally Posted by MargaretR
I have given stuff to HUFS in the past, but find they are choosy about what they take.
They refused a solid wood bookcase, and reluctantly took an oak refectory dining table.
It seems their clients don't read books and eat off trays whilst watching TV  |
Just had a look at the HUFS website and there seems to be far more emphasis on electrical and leisure goods than home furnishings.
It's very rare these days to see a TV programme where folks eat at a dining table rather than on their laps in front of the TV. The only place to see families eating together at a table is in the ads which are trying to sell a vision of happy family life.