Money for Nothing

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Series that transforms trash into valuable pieces.

Entrepreneur Sarah Moore saves things from being dumped and transforms them into valuable pieces, making money for people who had no idea there was cash to be made from their trash.

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Sarah Moore

Arthur Smith

Kirsten Highet

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Money for Nothing: Series 2 (Shortened Versions): Episode 11

Episode 11

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Sarah finds a filing cabinet, a petrol can, an occasional table and a chest of drawers.

Sarah finds a filing cabinet, a petrol can, an occasional table and a chest of drawers in tips. She tries to transform all four items into new pieces.

Sarah finds a filing cabinet, a rusty old petrol can, an occasional table and a chest of drawers in tips in Greater Manchester and Surrey. With the help of her trusted artisans she tries to transform all four items into new pieces that can go on to have a new life and hopefully make some profit along the way.

Money for Nothing: Series 2 (Shortened Versions)

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Sarah Moore transforms items being dumped at the tip into bespoke and valuable pieces.

At the tip, Sarah Moore saves three things from being dumped, transforms them into bespoke and valuable pieces, then returns the profits back to the people who threw the items away.

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