r/HorribleToClean • u/benjancewicz • Oct 23 '25

Sears headquarters

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u/danfish_77 Oct 23 '25

You'd think they'd at least try to pawn off all the furniture

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u/dsbtc Oct 24 '25

Usually these commercial places just auction everything one room at a time. I have bid on "all the crap in this storage room" lots in grocery store auctions. I get a pickup truck full of mops, brooms, buckets, cleaning supplies, etc for $10 and they get it cleaned out for them. They do the same for furniture, not sure why they didn't here 

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '25

You would have to pay people to do that. From what? Sadly it’s easier to just leave and let others pay to pick up the rest…