A few months ago I realized that my smaller children had absolutely no idea what it meant to recycle. Instead, they mainly focused on playing and making messes. It was frustrating, and they were constantly throwing away the wrong trash in the wrong bin. To correct the issue, my husband and I designed a game to play to teach our kids the difference between trash-worthy trash and items that needed to be recycled. The difference was amazing. Within a few weeks, our kids were recycling professionals. This blog is all about teaching small children to recycle and how to make recycling a part of your normal daily routine.
Posted on: 16 February 2016
If you are cleaning out your home, you are probably wondering what you are going to do with all of your junk. Instead of trying to fill a bunch of garbage bags or containers full of the large items from your home, you can enlist the help of junk removal services to get the job done. You don't have to waste time and money ordering a large dumpster that can sit in your yard for weeks at a time. [Read More]
Posted on: 15 February 2016
Whenever you're getting ready for a renovation or another large-scale project around your home, it's important to give some careful consideration to how you'll dispose of the waste that you create. If the project is large, it's ideal to have a waste management solution, given that taking repeated trips to your local dump can require a significant investment of time. As such, it's worthwhile to consider renting a dumpster and having it sit in your driveway for the entirety of the project. [Read More]