Whether you are trying to find a way to come up with extra money for an unexpected expense or you are just looking for a way to earn some extra spending money, you might want to think about metal recycling. It can be a good way to earn a little side money while helping the environment. Of course, you need to have access to enough metal to make the work worth it, as they pay you by the pound. [Read More]

Have you been looking around your town for metal that you can scrap for extra cash? If so, you should definitely keep an eye out for these sources of scrap metal that people are just throwing away.  Bed Frames  People tend to buy a new bed frame to go with their new mattress. This results in them throwing out the metal frame that went with their old mattress. If you ever see a mattress that has been thrown away, it's worth stopping to look if the bed frame is still there. [Read More]

Cardboard is a versatile material used for a variety of packaging applications. It's also 100% recyclable, making it an excellent choice for businesses looking to reduce their environmental impact. Here's what you need to know if you're thinking about recycling your cardboard. What is commercial cardboard recycling? Commercial cardboard recycling is collecting and reusing waste cardboard generated by businesses. Why is commercial cardboard recycling important? Recycling, in general, is important. Commercial cardboard recycling is critical because businesses produce large amounts of cardboard waste, and recycling reduces the amount of that waste sent to landfills. [Read More]

Have you ever wondered what happens to that plastic jar you rinse and recycle? Where does it go after your garbage service picks it up? Here's what you need to know about the recycling process and recycling transfer stations. What is the purpose of the transfer station? The purpose of a transfer station is to provide a safe and effective way to transfer waste from one location to another. Transfer stations are often used to move the waste from collection trucks to larger disposal vehicles, such as trains or barges. [Read More]