With spring upon us, now is a great time to take on a decluttering project. If you’re reading this whilst the COVID-19 Stay at Home measures are in place, you’ve got even more time on your hands, and you’re at home anyway. Why not make your home a more attractive and...
Junk Ninja COVID-19 update: Junk Ninja continues to operate during the COVID-19 outbreak with modified hours and some exceptions. We will not be servicing customers in apartment buildings, senior homes, or long-term care facilities for the time being. For the safety...
Do you know someone who is a hoarder? If you’ve ever been a home that was overwhelmed with hoarding, you know the toll it can take not only on the house but on the people who live in it. Even seeing hoarding news stories, documentaries or reality shows on TV is enough...
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The Day I Stole 28 Lunches My name is Gordon, and I've worked for the capital of junk for about three years as a driver. Every day, every job is a different adventure and that’s why I love my job so much. A few months back, we had a job that has really stuck in my...
.The value of your mattress goes beyond providing a good night’s sleep. You’d be shocked to know how many materials in your mattress can be recycled and re-used. Every 8 to 10 years or so, it’s good to replace your mattress — but it’s vital that you get rid of your...
Most homeowners know how to store potentially dangerous materials in their homes to keep their family safe — but they have no idea how to dispose of them safely. Does your home contain any products with volatile organic compounds — more commonly known as VOCs? At Junk...
It’s time to purge that drawer in your home that’s full of old batteries — but before you do, there’s a lot you need to know. After all, there are various types of batteries that the average homeowner has in their home — and not all of them can be disposed of the same...
If an item is poisonous, flammable or corrosive, it’s hazardous. When sent to a landfill, items deemed household hazardous waste (HHW) wreak havoc on the soil, water and air. This is why it’s important to make sure that your hazardous materials are disposed of...
Like food and household appliances, your furniture has an expiry date. Would you hold on to expired milk? We think not. Don’t punish yourself by holding on to old furniture. We get it, furniture can be expensive — but it’s also a worthwhile investment. In other words,...
