Do you have objects and devices that you rarely use? You can easily make them profitable without separating with this method which is more and more successful.
Like many, you may tend to accumulate material goods. We are not talking about the furniture and devices that you use regularly, even daily, but countless objects purchased, recovered or received as a gift that clutter your drawers, your cupboards, your garage or your attic.
Of course, it is easy to give or sell them when they become useless: today, you can easily get rid of clothes and accessories thanks to specialized sites like Leboncoin, Vinted or Geev, or by participating in a flea market. But it is otherwise for objects that you really need time for others, such as tools (drill, jigsaw, wallpaper, mower, hedge wave, shampoo, high pressure cleaner, etc.) or household appliances which only serve a few times a year (sewing machine, raclette device, etc.).
But rather than throwing them or giving them, there is a way to make some money by profitable them. In recent years, many sites have linked individuals who wish to exchange objects. You can thus rent an object for the day which you do not have the utility.
For example, it is possible to rent the shampoo which only serves you twice a year for an individual. Or offer your sewing machine for a weekend. Or any other object, whether it is a chainsaw, a set of DJ or a trailer. In exchange for which you will receive a sum of money corresponding to the amount of the ad and the time of use of the object by its temporary buyer.
To do this, simply file an advertising ad on an online specialized site, add a photo of the object you want to rent, a description and a price. Once the announcement online, those interested have only to contact you to organize the rental of the object.
This kind of exchange between individuals is made on sites such as bricolib.net, je-loue-tout.fr or even kiwiiz.fr. Count 10 € per day for a skipping saw, € 15 for a high pressure cleaner, € 28 for a hedge cutter, € 40 for a picker hammer, € 50 for a beer shooter € 140 for a inflatable castle or € 20 per week for roof bars. Enough to bail out the budget a little at the end of the month!
And that is without counting the ecological scope of the gesture: by putting an object for rent, you avoid other consumers to buy a new one and you extend its use over time. Everyone wins!