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The stainless steel inner drum of a washing machine is arguably the best DIY fire pit ever made. The hundreds of small holes provide perfect ventilation for a roaring, smoke-reduced fire.
The Scrapper’s Goldmine: Why People Buy Broken Washing Machines
When a machine is truly beyond repair—meaning the motor is burnt out and the frame is rusted—it still has value at the scales. Between the heavy steel casing, the copper wiring in the harness, and the motor windings, a washing machine can be worth a decent "lunch money" payout at a local scrapyard. What to Look for When Buying
If you're hunting on Facebook Marketplace or Craigslist for a broken unit, keep these tips in mind:
Are you looking to a specific model for parts, or are you trying to sell a broken unit and need a listing description?
Not every broken machine is destined to wash clothes again. The industrial aesthetic of appliance guts has a cult following in the DIY world.