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Rules for using Warp It

The Warp-it Guide on the Sustainability website contains the definitive site rules.  In general:

· This site is for use by University members of staff only.

· The site is for advertising University items only, not personal belongings. 

· Chemicals, electrical equipment and other hazardous items should not be advertised on the site.  Contact waste@reading.ac.uk for assistance if you have anything for disposal that you believe is unsuitable for Warp-it.

· Items advertised on the site should be in working order, even if unwanted by the advertiser.

· Sale of items is prohibited.  To sell an item, please contact Procurement.

· Items should be claimed for University business use only, not for purely personal use at home or elsewhere; except when occasional 'take-home' clearance sessions are arranged by the Admin, during which staff will be able to claim items for purely personal use. Take-home clearance sessions will be publicised by the Admin (Sustainability team). 

· You may claim items without offering anything else for re-use; and there is no obligation to accept anything as a "swap".

· It is the claimant's responsibility to check that the item is suitable for their use - they should check any relevant aspects of the item (e.g. colour, size) before claiming.  Viewing items is advisable.

· The claimant of the item must arrange and cover the cost of collection/delivery. 

· If the claimant no longer wants an item after receiving it, it is their responsibility to either re-list the item themselves, or send it for disposal via the Porters (charges applicable).  The item cannot be sent back to the original department once received by the claimant.

· The providers of Warp-it have their own set of Terms and Conditions, which you are advised to familiarise yourself with.

 

What our customers are saying



Easy to search and claim items!

Anon, Queen's University Belfast

Just a fabulous service!

It's a 'no-brainer' reduce waste, save money, win win!

Anon, University of York

It's great to make use of equipment that's no longer needed rather than simply binning it.

And you can occasionally find something incredibly useful you didn't know you needed.

Justin MacNeil, The University of Edinburgh