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As you plan for an upcoming landscaping project or household renovation, you know you’ll need a skip bin to handle the waste. But as the start date of your project comes up, you realise that you aren’t quite sure where to put the bin during use Of course, the exact placement of your skip bin

You've planned a kitchen renovation for several years, and it's finally here. You and your contractor have discussed the plans, and soon the actual renovation will begin. As exciting as such a project may be, it's also a noisy, dusty and messy one. Before new cabinets go up, old ones must come down. Plasterboard and

You live in an older home, and while you love how it looks and how cosy it feels, you worry about potential health hazards. After all, older buildings sometimes have corroding pipes, faulty wiring and other dangers-including asbestos. However, even though you've heard asbestos condemned in warnings on TV, you don't know much about this

3 Tips to Fill Your Skip Bin Like a Pro When you ordered your skip bin, you likely read over the most basic rules for usage. You know that you should never put car batteries, appliances and cleaning products in your skip bin. You even read a few warnings about not smoking near your bin