Free Home Appliances Ukraine

Home Appliances
A Samsung CRT television.
Kiev
12 August
Home Appliances
Faulty fridge, collection only
Kiev
18 June
Home Appliances
If anyone’s interested, I’ll give away a second-hand steamer and coffee machine
Kiev
4 June
Home Appliances
A Stinol fridge, two-compartment. Both the exterior and interior are in perfect condition. The problem is with the compressor. I’ve been told the cost of replacing it is 6,000–6,500. Please get in touch for further detai
Kiev
27 December 2025
Home Appliances
0987372991 – I’m giving away a fridge for free as I’m moving from Kyiv
from Kiev
12 December 2025
Home Appliances
I’m giving away a fridge, a washing machine and a second-hand water heater
Mykolayiv
19 November 2025
Home Appliances
Snayge fridge (needs repair) Width 60 Depth 57 Height 174
Kiev
2 November 2025
Home Appliances
Telephone Free of charge Collect in-store Postal delivery (For OLX delivery, an additional charge of 40 UAH + 4%) Tel. +380968034662 Claudia
from Kiev
24 October 2025
Home Appliances
Free fridge, collect yourself, collect today.
Kiev
16 August 2025
Home Appliances
I would be happy to accept donations of household appliances: a fridge, a television, a washing machine, a radio, a microwave, a wardrobe, a laptop and a bunk bed.
from Zaporizhzhya
4 August 2024
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Free home appliances Ukraine

Appliances usually get given away during a move or an upgrade, not because they're broken — which is why a free fridge or washing machine in Ukraine is often still in working order. Test it on the spot whenever you can: run the washing machine through a short cycle, check that the fridge is actually cold rather than just humming.

Age matters even for a working appliance — past 10 to 15 years, most units are close to needing a repair regardless of how well they've been maintained.

Measure doorways and stairwells before agreeing to take anything large; some appliances simply won't fit through a standard door frame.

Small appliances (kettles, blenders, toasters) rarely fail completely, and the usual reason someone gives one away is just upgrading to a newer model, not any real defect.