This week (March 8-15) is Patient Safety Awareness week. To do our part, we took the Medicine Cabinet Clean-out Challenge, and decided to share it with you! If you’ve ever been unsure of how to clean out your medicine cabinet, this post is sure to help. 1. Know your medications – Do you take your […]
Read MorePhiladelphia City Council recently approved a bill to encourage restaurants to compost food waste rather than grind it through a disposal unit. The bill would cut in half the dumpster permit fee for units that will be used for composting purposes. This will prevent the waste from sitting in a regular dumpster until disposal, and […]
Read MoreWhile the average American home continues to get better and use more resources, one Austin, TX college professor is taking part in an experiment to cut way back — to just one percent. Jeffrey Wilson, affectionately known as Professor Dumpster, moved into a dumpster on Huston-Tillotson University campus back in March to prove to his […]
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Share this Image On Your Site <a href=’https://www.rolloffdumpsterdirect.com/renting-dumpster-vs-buying-dumpster-factors-dumpster-pricing/4991/’><img src=’https://www.rolloffdumpsterdirect.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/infographic-new.jpg’ alt=’The Factors of Dumpster Pricing’ width=’614px’ border=’0′ /></a></p> <p><strong>Infographic by Roll-Off Dumpster Direct</strong><br /> Renting a dumpster may seem like an investment to some people, but when you consider the factors that go into waste collection and disposal, it’s an affordable alternative to handling waste disposal […]
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In our spring cleaning blog series we talked about disposing of auto parts, and we mentioned that a good car detailing could give your car a fresh new start. We also mentioned that we aren’t exactly the auto experts, so that’s why we had our friends at Direct Paint & Collision write a guest post […]
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With springtime finally in full swing, it’s time to start cleaning up your yard. Now is the perfect time to get your garden in tip-top shape before summer is in full swing. Naturescapes has some easy tips for making yard clean up and garden prep a breeze. 1. Make a plan. Before you start making […]
Read MoreThe average cell phone user replaces his or her phone every 18 months. But what happens to their old phone? It turns out that 40% of people keep their old phones as a spare. While this seems like the smart thing to do, you might not even realize that you have multiple cell phones in […]
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Finally it’s starting to feel like spring. The weather is heating up, the sun is out and hopefully you are making the conscious effort to clean up your house. This week we want to talk about paint disposal. You may not even realize that you have half-empty paint cans in your garage or basement. Remember […]
Read MoreYou’re all set. Your project is lined up. The dumpster is scheduled. You’ve cleared your calendar, maybe even started piling things up to toss. Everything feels like it’s finally moving forward. Then someone asks: “Do you have HOA approval for that?” …pause. It’s one of those moments that can completely derail your plan, and we […]
Continue reading →Planning a home renovation while juggling a packed schedule is one of the hardest things homeowners deal with. Between work deadlines, family obligations, and the sheer volume of decisions a remodel demands, projects can stall, budgets may balloon, and timelines slip more often than not. The difference between a renovation that runs smoothly and one […]
Continue reading →Major cleanouts create a lot of activity. They also create a lot of disorder if the preparation is not there. Pulling items out of a garage, basement, or spare room without a plan often leads to a new problem: clutter that has simply moved from one place to another. The space you started with may […]
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