About a year ago, I realized that my household produced a great deal of trash. Every single week, it was really difficult to shove all of our refuse into the rented cans that we got from the city. After ordering another trashcan, I decided that it might make more sense to simply learn to recycle. I met with my family, and we all thought of ways to throw less into the garbage. It was amazing to see the difference that our actions made. Within a few weeks, we were tossing less and keeping more. We were even able to save money on things like trashcan liners and containers around the house. Check out this blog for ideas about recycling.
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13 January 2016
Some people decide that they need to limit the amount of trash they put out on the curb for various reasons. Whether you want to avoid going over the limits set forth by the trash company for how many bags you can set out each week, or you simply do not want to be the one neighbor with a ton of trash, you will want to check out the following tips.
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12 January 2016
In states where the general population can get paid to turn in cans for recycling, can collection and recycling is an easy way for your church to raise money. The following tips will help you request cans from church members, collect the cans and get money from your can collection.
Enlist Volunteers
Once your church has decided to collect cans for recycling, assign a committee to organize the effort. The cans recycling committee will be the brains of the recycling fundraiser.
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14 August 2015
Recycling your car is a great way to get rid of a vehicle that is just taking up space on your property. If the car is in disrepair and the repairs wouldn't be worth it, consider recycling it so the metal and other parts can be reused for something else. Here are some things to know about recycling an automobile.
Inspection Takes Place First
The auto recycling center inspects the vehicle before doing anything else with it.
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