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When you’re ready to deep clean your home or work on a remodeling project, you’re probably thinking about where all of the trash and other discarded items are going to go. Your first thought may be to get a dumpster rental from a local trash collector, but there are considerations to make before reaching a final decision; not everything that you might want to throw away can go into a rented dumpster. 

What Items Are Prohibited in a Dumpster?

1. Flammable Items

Old paints, batteries, or anything that could be considered flammable is prohibited from dumpster rentals. Most of these items are not only dangerous but are also harmful to the environment if not disposed of correctly. Put these items off to the side and then take them to a facility in your area that handles these types of hazardous waste products.

2. Food Waste

dumpster rentalSince a rented dumpster is going to remain uncovered near your home while you’re using it, any food waste left inside can attract mice and other pests to your property that can be harmful to your health. Instead of using the dumpster. throw any food waste in a trash can with a lid; if you have more than you can fit, take it to a local dumpster facility or trash site.

3. Electronic Devices

For older TVs, broken computer, or unused devices, check around your area to see what companies or electronic stores can take them, so they can be properly recycled. You could also take them to a scrapyard, so they can be broken down to spare parts that are still usable.

 

For your next cleaning or remodeling project, a dumpster rental is an excellent way to quickly dispose of various pieces of junk that are no longer needed. Freedom From Waste in Farmington, MO, has everything you need to help the job run smoothly. From 30-yard roll-off dumpsters to 95-gallon trash cans, they have it all. For a dumpster rental of your own, check out their website or call today at (573) 747-0550 to learn more.

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