Tag: junk
How to Get Rid of Cardboard Boxes: Tips for Easy Disposal and Recycling in Edmonton
Posted onCardboard Removal in Edmonton: Solutions for Homeowners and Businesses Cardboard removal in Edmonton can become a necessity after deliveries, moves, and renovations. Purchasing home goods from flat-pack stores like Ikea, ordering items from Amazon, or completing a move can leave you with piles of cardboard boxes! If you find it hard to keep up with […]
What Happens to Your Junk? A Behind-the-Scenes Look
Posted onWhat Happens to Your Junk? A Behind-the-Scenes Look Have you ever wondered what happens to your junk after it leaves your home? Whether you’re clearing out a cluttered basement or getting rid of old furniture, understanding what happens to your household junk can offer peace of mind and help you make eco-friendly and socially responsible […]
Shed Clean Out and Removal: Your Comprehensive Guide to a Clutter-Free Space
Posted onIs it about time for you to do a shed clean out? If you’re like many homeowners, your shed has probably become a catch-all for tools, old furniture, gardening supplies, and various odds and ends that no longer have a place inside your home. Over time, this useful space can become cluttered and disorganized, making […]
Transform Your Workspace: Top 5 Home Office Junk Removal Tips
Posted onHome office junk removal – In today’s fast-paced world with work-from-home being so common, maintaining a clean and organized home office is crucial for productivity and mental well-being. A cluttered workspace can lead to distractions, stress, and decreased efficiency. In this guide, we will explore the top 5 tips for effective home office junk removal. […]
Keeping it Clean: Effective Strategies for Construction Debris Removal
Posted onConstruction debris removal is an important step of the construction life cycle. Step foot onto a construction site and you’ll hear people working, using saws, compressors, nailers, delivery vehicles and other equipment. Each step of the way, workers will be creating construction debris from the unused building materials. Throughout the build, proper construction debris removal […]
Don’t Sweat It! How to Remove and Recycle Exercise Equipment
Posted onHow to Remove and Recycle Exercise Equipment Exercise equipment – treadmills, ellipticals, weight benches and bikes can be amazing tools for achieving better health, but when they’ve become “dead weight” around your home, how do you remove old gym equipment? After physically wrestling the items out of your house then loading them into a truck, […]
How to Remove Mold From Rubber Seal on Washing Machine
Posted onRemoving mold from the rubber seal on your washing machine can surprisingly become a common occurrence. Whether you have a front load clothes washer, or a top load washing machine, mold can begin to form anywhere there is prolonged periods of moisture. Left unresolved, this can become a big problem. Not only can it leave […]
How Can Concrete Be Recycled?
Posted onCan concrete be recycled? Have you ever spent countless hours up at night, staring at the ceiling, thinking about concrete recycling? Don’t worry, neither do we. But when you have a crumbling driveway, re-doing plumbing in your basement or maybe an old concrete patio that has come to the end of its life, you may […]
What Can I Do With My Old Refrigerator
Posted onHow do I get rid of my old refrigerator? Getting rid of your old fridge doesn’t have to be an overwhelming and stressful process. There are several options of what you can do with your fridge, however you must be sure to follow local regulations and laws. First and foremost, plan to remove your refrigerator […]
Demystifying the stigmas of hoarding
Posted onWhat is hoarding? Hoarding: Compulsive hoarding, also known as hoarding disorder, is a pattern of behaviour that is characterized by excessive acquisition and an inability or unwillingness to discard large quantities of objects that cover the living areas of the home and cause significant distress or impairment. Hoarding is an issue facing many families and […]
