The Black Eyes Peas once asked, "whatcha gonna do with all that junk?" While they were not specifically referring to your garage, this song is certain to draw up mental images of boxes stacked to the ceiling and old bikes hanging from the walls of your overstuffed garage. When you can't even see the floor and you have no idea what's in the 16 boxes tossed haphazardly into corners, it's hard to use your garage for parking a car, hosting a party, or organizing your landscaping tools.

Holidays bring joy and cheer to many people. They also tend to bring a lot of trash in the form of wrapping paper, packaging, excess food, and other items. Americans produce 25% more trash during the holiday season. If you are in charge of coordinating large events for your family, neighborhood, or another group of people, one of the things you might underestimate is the amount of waste you will produce. Here are seven events that you should consider renting a dumpster and recycling bins if you are in charge of organizing them.

Septic tanks can be a very convenient way for you to take care of sewage in your home. They are generally very reliable and require little in the way of upkeep and maintenance. However, this does not mean that they can be totally ignored. Septic tanks require a preventative approach in order to make sure that they do not back up. Throughout the course of this brief guide, you will learn about four ways to avoid a septic tank back up.

When dealing with your store's trash, you might think that the most inexpensive commercial dumpster will work because no one would possible want your trash. However, there's a whole slew of problems that can arise when your trash isn't properly secured. When you choose a dumpster that locks, you'll be avoiding these five issues that interrupt business. Identity and Data Theft Losing sensitive data to motivated thieves is the most serious consequence of an open dumpster policy.