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10 Brilliant DIY Ideas for Upcycling Old Tyres

With increasing numbers of vehicles, old tyres disposal is becoming a contemporary global problem. Though a number of them are recycled, they still pose harmful effects to the environment. Moreover, not all people have the necessary resources for basic recycling of the tyres. However, you can turn the dusty tyre…

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Builder’s Waste Collection Hazards

There is a myriad of activities that takes place during debris collection and removal. These include dredging, sweeping, separation, assessment, repair, demolition, lifting and hauling. And, just as in any form of construction, workers are exposed to a hazardous environment that can bruise, maim or claim their lives. They are…

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Plastic Free July

Plastic Free July started in the year 2011 with the aim of educating people on the pollution associated with plastics. It is very close to the zero waste movement, but it asks you to commit to avoiding disposable plastics for a whole month. On the website, you will find a…

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What is the Difference Between Clutter and Hoarding?

Some of the words people use to describe those who have an excess of material things, seriously or jokingly, are clutter, hoarder, collector and pack rat. Most of us have relatives, friends, neighbours or acquaintances that have difficulty maintaining clear and clean living spaces. But is it hoarding or clutter?…

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Don’t Put Your Identity in the Bin

There are rising cases of identity theft. Approximately 19 million people in the world admit that they have once paid for credit purchases that was not under their name. Some report intrusion into their various accounts including banks and emails. To you, items in the garbage bins are invaluable. They…

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The Psychology Behind Hoarding

Taking a keen look around your compound, home, room or apartment, you will realise that there are a number of items that you do not need anymore. They can be in the form of previously used files, clothes, shoes, children toys, cars, furniture, cutlery, bedding, and even email messages. You…

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6 Easy Upcycling Projects You Can Try at Home

Whether simple or advanced, doing some simple projects by your own is always a thrilling and rewarding experience. It is always a norm to find your best friends toss used cans, tins, bottles and even beds in the garbage or tuck some in the back of their drawers. Little do…

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Tips to Cut the Cost of Bulky Rubbish Clearance

Undoubtedly, we all want to live in an environment that’s safe, clean and free of bulky waste and rubbish. In addition to looking and smelling unpleasant, bulky rubbish can pose serious health threats to community members. Unfortunately, managing bulky waste can be quite difficult, given its weight and dimensions. While…

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How to Help a Hoarder – The Do’s and Don’ts

Hoarding disorder and the behaviours associated with it are often widely dismissed or misunderstood. According to recent estimates, between 2% and 5% of Australians have hoarding disorder and problematic clutter. Unfortunately, people often treat it tactlessly and thoughtlessly. Living with a loved one who has a hoarding disorder can be…

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