3 Tips For Preventing Pests From Living In Your Dumpster
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12 November 2015
A well-maintained dumpster is an efficient way of collecting trash until the garbage removal company can empty out that trash. However, areas with trash are a target for wild animals and any other pests to live. Once the pests have made a home near or around the dumpster it can lead to pest problems inside the surrounding homes or buildings. Therefore, it is important to take preventive measures. Luckily, there are a few tips you can use in order to keep your dumpster pest free.
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Moving Your Parents Out Of Their Home
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27 August 2015
When it comes time to move your parents out of their home into yours or an assisted living facility, sorting through their stuff can be a delicate process. After years of living, they have probably collected boxes full of papers, photographs, dishes, and other items. The clutter can be overwhelming, but dumping everything is not an option. You need to help them sort through their things and make decisions about their possessions before they move.
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3 Simple Ways to Reduce Waste in Your Home
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21 July 2015
In the United States people highly value convenient, one-time-use items, and the landfills attest to that. But you don't have to be wasteful or give your garbage specialist a big load to deal with. Here are three simple ways you can reduce the amount of waste your home produces.
Eliminate Paper Products
You should try to eliminate paper products as much as you can. You may need to do a little more washing, but helping the environment is worth the effort.
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Garbage Collection and the Proper Disposal of Asbestos
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18 June 2015
Disposing of asbestos-containing materials, or ACM, is a heavily regulated process. Before you decide to toss your asphalt siding and shingles into the general garbage collection that comes curbside every week, make sure you have an asbestos professional test it for the amount of asbestos in it. Even though anything with less than one percent asbestos in it can be tossed curbside, it still has to be disposed of in very specific ways.
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