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What Size Dumpster Do I Need? Here’s How to Choose the Right One

Whether you're cleaning out your garage, remodeling your kitchen, or managing a construction site, one question is sure to come up: What size dumpster do I need? Picking the right size dumpster is important for staying within budget, keeping your site safe, and avoiding extra fees.  In this guide, we'll walk you through how to choose the best size for your project. Why Dumpster Size Matters Choosing the right dumpster isn't just about cramming all your junk inside. A dumpster...

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What to Do With Leftover Wood Flooring

Whether you just wrapped up a home renovation or had a few extra boxes delivered “just in case,” it’s common to be left with extra wood flooring. While tossing it in the trash may seem like the easiest solution, it’s definitely not the most sustainable—or cost-effective—one. If you’re wondering what to do with leftover wood flooring, there are plenty of smart and eco-friendly ways to give those boards a second life. 1. Save It for Future Repairs The most practical...

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Creative Ways to Reduce Household Waste

Managing household waste isn’t just about throwing things away—it’s about finding ways to use less, reuse items, and dispose of trash properly. With a few small changes, you can create less trash, make disposal easier, and help the environment. If you're looking for how to reduce trash, here are some smart ways to keep your waste under control. 1. Shop Smart to Reduce Food Waste Food waste is one of the biggest contributors to household trash. Planning your grocery trips...

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