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Money for Nothing

Factual: Antiques

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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Money for Nothing: Series 4

Sarah Moore

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Money for Nothing: Series 4: Episode 9

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Episode 9

Series 4

BBC One - Money for Nothing, Series 4, Episode 9

Sarah Moore finds an old chair, a washing machine and some egg trays in Dunbar.

Junk makeover show. Sarah Moore is rummaging through the rubbish in Dunbar Recycling Centre and finds an old chair, a washing machine and some egg trays.

Sarah Moore is in Scotland, rummaging through the rubbish in Dunbar Recycling Centre, where she hopes to save three items from the skip. 

The Bristol Upholstery Collective is on hand to help Sarah nurse an old chair back to health, while blacksmith Kev Paxton attempts to repurpose an unwanted washing machine. Sarah tries to create something alluring out of disposed egg trays, but will her transformation have what it takes to produce a profit?

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Sarah Moore and Jay Blades transform dumped items into bespoke and valuable pieces.

Upcycling entrepreneurs Sarah Moore and Jay Blades are on a mission to save things from being dumped, transform them and return the profits to the original owners.

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