Too much junk can clog a home or office space and render it uncomfortable to use. When people buy new items for their homes, they often move unwanted or no longer used items to attics, basements, and garages. Many of these items are still functional – not broken, just upgraded. Eventually, when unwanted things accumulate to an uncomfortable point, they are thrown in the trash and end up in landfills. As landfills reach their capacity, finding new locations is increasingly complex, so minimizing what is placed in landfills should be scrutinized. That starts with making better buying decisions. Our modern “disposable” culture manufactures many items with built-in obsolescence. These are usually inexpensive models of products but need to be replaced more frequently. The old models end up as junk. Here are some junk removal tips that need to be considered before exchanging “hard-earned” money for these junk items. Junk Removal Tips Mattresses Mattresses are regularly junked. A ch...