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Regrow Vegetables
Constantly buying vegetables can become expensive, but there is a way to save money. Stop throwing away what you don’t use and start regrowing vegetables at home. The best part is that there is no garden needed. All of these plants can be grown in the home. The time and effort put into this will […]
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Trash to Treasure
Go put on your swimsuit and get ready to go dumpster diving! Just kidding, you do not really have to go diving into a dumpster to find some treasures. That “trash” you just threw out could be transformed into some new and shiny treasure just for you. Here are some trash to treasure projects to […]
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Hoarding Help
Challenging to push open the front door, because of massive piles? Finding it incredibly difficult to decide if that item for sixteen years is a true treasure or just something you refuse to throw away? Decide to choose to clean up the home you love. Here are some tips that can help ease the cleaning process. […]
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The Real Expiration Date
Those labels that are slapped onto your food that say “use by, sell by, or best before” dates that are placed onto any food item you buy in the grocery store may not always be the exact date you should throw away your food. They can also be kind of confusing. Those dates are not […]
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5 Tips on How to Reduce Waste
5 Tips on How to Reduce Waste Waste is becoming a major issue worldwide. Every year, the amount of waste we produce grows, leading to serious environmental problems like pollution, overflowing landfills, and harm to wildlife. Reducing waste isn’t just good for the planet; it also saves money and resources. By cutting down on waste, […]
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College Cleanout
As if college could not be any more stressful towards the end of the year, you have to start packing and cleaning out your college room. There may be a lot of things that you first glance at and see it as trash, but take a second look and that trash could become something useful […]
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Tiny Dumpster Homes
The Veterans Community Project in Kansas City is taking on a “tiny mission” in helping out many homeless Veterans. The project had built tiny homes for Veterans that do not have a place to call home. They have built over fifty different tiny houses and they all can last a lifetime for the Veterans. Each […]
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Memorial Day Leftovers
Another holiday, another fridge filled with leftovers. Instead of just letting the food sit in the fridge and rot away here are few tricks to keep those Memorial Day Leftovers fresh and new. Freeze your leftovers You may not want to look at another hot dog, hamburger or any other Memorial Day food after you have […]
Read MoreRenovation and DYI Waste: The Top 4 Cost-Efficient Ways to Dispose of it All!
It’s All About That Waste: Top 4 Cost-Efficient Options to Get Rid of Renovation Waste It’s getting warmer! Ready to try out all of the DIY projects you’ve “pinned” on Pinterest? If you’re like us, you have 567 pins saved to your “I’ve-Got-This-DIY-Maybe-One-Day” page that you’re just itching to try out! But…in reality […]
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Perils of the Livestock Farming Industry
The All- International Burger? ‘There aint no such thing as a free lunch’ has been used to describe a lot of things in life, but literally speaking it means that all things have a price and nothing is truly free. That half pound Angus burger you just ordered came with a price far greater than […]
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