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Surprisingly Valuable Items You DON’T Want to Throw Out

dateMarch 21, 2017 author
dateReading Time: 5 minutes

So as a reputable Southern Ontario waste removal and hauling service, we’re inclined to be very supportive any time a family deems it’s time to clear out some waste and have it taken for responsible trash disposal. There’s a LOT of stuff in most homes that SHOULD be thrown out, and it’s always a smart choice to get rid of the clutter. That said, there’s definitely another side to this coin in that there’s similarly a good number of items that you SHOULDN’T throw out, even though first glance and standard logic might suggest it’s a good idea. Here’s a few that make their way to the landfill or recycling depot pretty regularly, but could you make you a few dollars (or some serious cash!) if you decide to sell them instead: VHS Tapes Yes, most of them are worthless, but some of them are worth quite a lot. Despite most popular movies’ availability on… Read More

Disposable? Not So Fast – 5 Items You Shouldn’t Necessarily Throw Away

dateFebruary 10, 2017 author
dateReading Time: 4 minutes

While we take pride in being a reputable waste disposal and hauling company serving Southern Ontario, don’t think for a minute we’re not BIG fans of recycling too. The vast majority of people all across Canada are fully onboard with the aim to minimize their waste disposal and recycle products as much as possible. It’s certainly the responsible thing to do in this day and age, and for a pair of very valid reasons. First of all, relieving the strain on municipal landfills and sorting depots to even the smallest extent is both good for the environment and minimizing the public expenditure required for them. Second, we’re all very fortunate with the way more and more items can be recycled and then reproduced as other products we all use. Here are 5 items that you can direct to your recycling bin or authorized recycling depot that might come as a surprise, and the last one… Read More

What to do with a Frozen Garbage Bin Lid?

dateJanuary 9, 2017 author
dateReading Time: 5 minutes

It’s January 2017, and as always the New Year finds us right in the middle of winter here in Canada. Even the folks out West are experiencing sub-zero temperatures. Folks east of BC will likely already be aware of most of what there is to know about taking out the trash when it’s freezing outdoors, but let’s have a look at one of the most common problems homeowners encounter from December to March when it comes to trash disposal in wintertime. Trash bin lids that are frozen shut. This of course can be problematic on a pair of levels; A) you can’t open the bin to add additional trash, and B) you’re passing on that same problem to the municipal collection workers when you take it to the curb just as frozen as it was aside your garage. Compounding the problem is that most bins are made from impact plastic, which is a great choice… Read More

Trash it, or Recycle It? Being a Responsible Disposer in 2017

dateJanuary 9, 2017 author
dateReading Time: 5 minutes

No matter which city you’re living in, the local landfill would prefer to have as little as possible brought to its doorstep when it comes to waste material. Anything that can be recycled really should be, as keeping municipal waste down to a minimum is something every city should be striving for. So the question becomes not only what are the best ways to dispose of waste material responsibly, but also what less-than-obvious materials can be recycled rather than thrown away? Let’s have a look at some of them and make you a little bit better informed about waste materials that AREN’T necessarily trash. Frozen Food Boxes Some are recyclable, others are not and will go into the trash. Some freezer containers have a special polyethylene coating to keep out moisture, and this synthetic layer can spoil an entire group of recyclables. As always, the easiest and most reliable way to reference this is to… Read More

Why do people use disposal bins when municipal waste pick-up is available?

dateNovember 18, 2016 author
dateReading Time: 3 minutes

Most people think of disposal bins as items only used by large businesses and not typical homeowners. After all, homeowners can put their trash on the curb each week and thanks to their Toronto municipal taxes, that junk is picked up and carried away. But there are good reasons why a homeowner might want to use a disposal bin. When you use disposable bins, you don’t have to wait a whole week for your rubbish to be collected. Instead you can schedule a pickup with Load n Lift who will collect your mountain of garbage all at the same time. An instance where a typical person may use disposable bins when they are undertaking a special home renovation project which makes their rubbish overflow and they don’t want to wait for the municipal waste truck to collect their eyesore. Letting rubbish overflow is unsightly and could invite pests, in order to avoid that, some opt… Read More

The Argument Against Clutter: Comfort, Creativity and Peace of Mind

dateOctober 16, 2016 author
dateReading Time: 2 minutes

Is it high time to clear out excess items from you home, get rid of junk, or haul a load to the dump? Many folks might not be aware of it, but a cluttered home – or any area of it – can have a seriously negative effect on any number of aspects of your mental state. Often it’s difficult for homeowners to make the decision about what stays and what goes, and that’s true even for those of us who aren’t what they call “hoarders.” When you only have so much square footage in your home, however, it’s pretty common to have to make those tough decisions. Studies have shown that a home that is cleaner, tidier, and features more open space is increasingly conducive to people being creative, emotionally responsive, thinking objectively, and enjoying peace of mind and a greater sense of being entirely comfortable and relaxed. There’s even more in the way… Read More

Fall Cleaning Agenda Checklist for a Superclean House

dateSeptember 8, 2016 author
dateReading Time: 4 minutes

It is September 2016 and Fall is falling upon us already. No better way to get ready for the winter than making sure your furnace is in good working condition, your windows are able to seal shut and there is plenty of insulation in your attic. We recommend to keep your house generally clean and tidy – as you will probably be spending more time indoors during the winter. A clutter-free house can really make up for the shorter hours of daylight. Back to cleaning… below we have created a general checklist that you can use to help you declutter and clean your humble abode. We hope this will inspire many to prepare for a more comfortable winter at home. Big items can go into a bin to free up more space will make for more space and openness. Perhaps that old washing machine that you will never use for parts, that couch from your… Read More

Insights into keeping your home simply Clutter-Free – for Good

dateAugust 2, 2016 author
dateReading Time: 5 minutes

If you often have to re-stack slip-sliding magazine piles on your living room coffee table or desk, or you find yourself actually using your dining room table as an assorted knick-knack zone, and can’t open full open a bedroom door because piles of used toys or clothes are in the way, or can’t walk a single straight path across your basement – then the writing is also on the wall that that you need (or really should) enact serious “decluttering measures” inside your home. The ends justify the means… You will be giving yourself a ton of additional space, creating a sanctuary for finding peace of mind, and helping yourself breathe easier in your home. Really – you will also notice a freshening effect in air quality too. You will be praised by friends & family for a more minimalist lifestyle – which studies have indicated is an environment that provides a great deal of… Read More

Junk Removal Bin Compression – Tips to get more in your bin.

dateJuly 8, 2016 author
dateReading Time: 3 minutes

There are so many diverse reasons for renting a junk removal bin in the Lower Mainland. For home renovations (or demolitions), it is an easy way to haul away construction debris: wallboard, roofing material, old windows, and other large and unsightly byproducts of the renovation process. If you are looking forward to de-cluttering / cleaning-up big-time you can quickly & easily order a dumpster rental bin delivered right to your driveway. You can put virtually anything into it: old furniture, worn out/stinky carpets, dingy mattresses, scrap metal, etc. After you are done throwing things into it, all you have to do is call us. We will send a friendly driver to haul away the bin. How can you get the most bang for your buck when you rent a removal bin? Here are some tips: 1st a safety tip: Be very light on hazardous materials You can physically toss almost anything in your dumpster but… Read More

When and Why Our Junk Removal Service Becomes a Necessity

dateJune 13, 2016 author
dateReading Time: 4 minutes

Debris leftover at the construction site is a good example for when using a disposal bin is an absolute necessity. However, many of us have garages and backyards either fully loaded or somewhat loaded with stuff. Instead of being able to park two cars in our garages, or even one in many cases, getting rid of excess junk becomes a necessity. Disposing of any types of items becomes very easy when a professional company is used. Load-n-lift are pros at this! They drop off a bin, in many convenient sizes for any and all jobs. Some waste is even hazardous to have on your property, such as former construction material accumulated during renovation of demolition. Help to make the world a cleaner and tidier place. Disposing of building material, industrial wastes, commercial wastes, and even garage wastes should not be done with carelessness. Public dumping is against the law and can result in hefty fines… Read More