While decluttering, you may come across an item that you think is essential. Either it has sentimental value or you think you’ll use it (eventually). There are ways to be more focused on clearing your space of stuff, even if you love it. It takes some discipline and organization. Start by compartmentalizing by room or purpose.
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While a pile of cars and rusted metal parts may not look beneficial, junkyards play a crucial role in the automotive industry and for sustainability. Here are some of the benefits of junkyards to the economy and environment.
If you're about to receive a large shipment of building materials or equipment, there's a chance it will arrive on a pallet. These sturdy, flat platforms help support, stack, and move goods from warehouses to shipping containers. If one is lucky enough to land on your property, you're not only getting what you ordered, but there are so many uses for pallets.
Staying inside during the cold winter months, windows should help provide light, warmth, and a connection to the outdoors. However, if they are dingy, drafty, and won't open, it may be time to replace them. Now, what to do with the old ones? The sustainable choice would be to recycle old windows.
When faced with discarding a large item, sometimes the immediate response is to leave it on the curb and hope it gets picked up soon. Recycling is often the last option considered. However, this eco-friendly disposal method is more than just filling a can with paper or plastic products. And there are even ways to recycle larger items, like a piano.
If your storage closets are full and your home feels cramped, consider ways to expand your living space. It could be as easy as decluttering an existing room or as complicated as building an addition. Here are some reno ideas to kick start your year.