What do they throw away in Germany? (WATCH with SUBTITLES and SUBSCRIBE:) FFF Chanel, video 23

SUBSCRIBE and Watch with SUBTITLES :) (FFF Chanel) Find what you need for free. Need a sofa, a wardrobe, a TV, a computer, a refrigerator, or just a screwdriver and some screws? With a little time and effort, you'll find everything you need. I enjoy the process of finding interesting things. It's my hobby. I carefully wash, disinfect, restore, and use everything I find. This process is not only fun, but it also helps me save money. In my videos, I show what I find and how I search. I live in Germany. A journey with me through the streets of Germany will show you what life is really like there. For those looking to save money or just have fun. I think bulky trash is a source of positivity. Since I travel by bike, it's also healthy. I'm happy to share my emotions and impressions of the process in subtitles. All those in need are very grateful to German society for the opportunity to receive things free of charge and without breaking the law. The higher the level of well-being, the more good things can be provided to those in need. I wish for all people to have the highest possible level of well-being! I wish you a pleasant journey with me :) What is Sperrmüll in Germany? Sperrmüll refers to the collection of bulky household waste that doesn’t fit into regular garbage bins. This includes, for example: old furniture (sofas, wardrobes, beds), mattresses, carpets, strollers, bicycles, etc. How does it work? In our city, bulky waste is collected three times a year according to a fixed schedule — no registration is needed. You just need to check the date and place the items on the street the evening before.