And that's pretty good. A common practice in Great Britain to put unnecessary items in front of the house, often quite new items can shock our compatriots living in the UK either… provide a great opportunity to start your business. Service ”Polish Express” describes, how Poles use and earn on ”trash ” Brits. Some have become so specialized in this endeavor, that they quit another job. Mariusz Zach came to Great Britain 5 years ago. Now he runs a gardening business. He cannot imagine the functioning of his enterprise without making the most of the things thrown out by other people. – A set of rattan furniture found in front of one of the houses in south-east London was enough to cover it with a new layer of varnish and slightly strengthen its structure, so that they can enjoy the new owners – tells the reporter ”Polish Express”. Rafał Arkiewicz has equipped a dozen or so apartments in North London in a similar way, which he later rents out to tenants. – Often you don't need to stay with them (collected things) do nothing, to be able to use them further or just tighten the screws – he says. so-called. exhibitions, that is, leaving unnecessary or unfashionable things in front of the house are very common in the UK. Brits often throw away items, which are small, easy to repair defects, out of fashion or just bored. Often these are things of considerable value. Displayed in front of the house, they can become the property of anyone.
Real gems can also be found on “car boot sales”, ie flea markets held every few weeks in different places.
And that's pretty good. A common practice in Great Britain to put unnecessary items in front of the house, often quite new items can shock our compatriots living in the UK either… provide a great opportunity to start your business. Service ”Polish Express” describes, how Poles use and earn on ”trash ” Brits. Some have become so specialized in this endeavor, that they quit another job. Mariusz Zach came to Great Britain 5 years ago. Now he runs a gardening business. He cannot imagine the functioning of his enterprise without making the most of the things thrown out by other people. – A set of rattan furniture found in front of one of the houses in south-east London was enough to cover it with a new layer of varnish and slightly strengthen its structure, so that they can enjoy the new owners – tells the reporter ”Polish Express”. Rafał Arkiewicz has equipped a dozen or so apartments in North London in a similar way, which he later rents out to tenants. – Often you don't need to stay with them (collected things) do nothing, to be able to use them further or just tighten the screws – he says. so-called. exhibitions, that is, leaving unnecessary or unfashionable things in front of the house are very common in the UK. Brits often throw away items, which are small, easy to repair defects, out of fashion or just bored. Often these are things of considerable value. Displayed in front of the house, they can become the property of anyone.
