In the case of charging, it may be due to the following reasons: First, the disposal of old sofas itself requires human, material and financial costs, and for service providers, charging a certain fee is also to compensate for these costs. Secondly, some old sofas may have environmental problems and need to be sorted out and dismantled. This kind of work also needs professional skills and equipment, which will naturally increase the cost, so it needs to be charged. In addition, for some service providers, the services they can provide may be more comprehensive and detailed, and a certain service fee may be charged.
So what if you don't want to pay? Some organizations or charitable organizations may provide free recycling services for old furniture, and second-hand transactions between private individuals may also be free, which needs to be negotiated by both parties.
In short, whether the old sofa needs to be charged should be judged according to the actual situation. No matter whether we charge or not, we should pay attention to environmental protection, do our best to classify garbage and reuse resources, and do our part for the earth.