are their hardware stores that buy screws and bolts from customers if they have a excess amount left over?

Answer 1

I know of none. If you just have a smaller amount left over I'd either sell them to a friend or neighbor that works on their house a lot. If you have an abundance of screws & nails left I'd contact a local homebuilder or remodeller. They're always looking to save a buck. If you can't get rid of them either way I just heard that Habitat For Humanity has a resale store in my town for building materials that people have donated. I'm sure they would make good use of your leftovers.

Answer 2

No screws and bolts are such a easy to come by item that there is really no reason to have a buy back program. Plus to be honest for a hardware store it is cheaper for them to buy in bulk than a few at a time. Just keep them you never know when you could use a screw or a bolt

Answer 3

If you purchased them at Home Depot or Lowe's and have the reciept, bring back ones that are unopened (that is, if it is a 5 lb box of nails and all are there, bring it back, if it is a 5 lb box of nails and you have 3 lbs left, then don't bother).

Answer 4

A blonde gets on a horse. the horse is going greenback wild. the horse is going speedier and speedier. She would not be attentive to what to do. She screams for help. She very almost falls yet she carry directly to the horse for expensive existence. only as all wish is lost.................the walmart cashier comes over and unplugs the horse.

Answer 5

Never heard of such a thing. But just hang on to them; you'll find someplace to use them sooner or later.

Answer 6

Probably not because there are so many different sizes and types it would be unmanageable for a store to do that.

Answer 7

I've never heard of one.

Answer 8

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