Bin There Dump That: One Man's Trash Blog

Every household has its share of junk, trash, and clutter. Each new day brings with it a list of items your home needs. From groceries to furniture and appliances, there’s always something new to buy for the house. Over time, things that no longer serve their purpose start to pile up in every nook and cranny. Clutter takes up space in your home and can make you feel stressed, low on energy, and annoyed.  

Very few parts of your home experience as much wear and tear as your garage door. These motorized doors are raised and lowered thousands of times each year, but their maintenance is often overlooked. Many homeowners take their garage doors for granted unless it malfunctions or stops working altogether.

Classic preferences have developed a new design identity over time in response to a growing number of demands. That is why, in order to make a particular decision that will satisfy your aesthetics, you can look at all of the classic living room furnishing types.

Living a minimalist lifestyle comes with a lot of benefits. Ridding your space of clutter can help reduce distractions, and staying organized makes it easier to find things when you’re in a hurry. If you’re working from home, creating a minimalist living space can even help increase your focus and boost productivity. 

With most people spending more time at home than usual, you may be noticing how essential functionality is in your space. Home improvement and decluttering are the key to creating a productive space and comfortable quality of life. Check out these six organization and home improvement hacks inspired by your favorite Netflix shows for improvements to make in every room!

Getting organized is at the top of a lot of people's to-do lists. it seems we all want a clean house where everything is in its place at all times. But for some of us getting to that point is no easy feat.

When moving into a new home, there are lots of things to consider. After the maintenance and closing checklists are out of the way, homeowners are graced with the task of bringing in furniture and decor to complete their home. In a precious post, we talked about helpful decorating ideas, but it is also important to note that there are also things to avoid when making your house a home.

Using an AC unit is a simple and efficient way of keeping your place cool, however, it's neither energy-efficient, green nor healthy. First of all, air conditioners will just circle the air around the room (most of the time), which doesn't do much to free your interior of various allergens and other harmful things circling around the room. Second, some people just can't restrain themselves and lower the temperature down to quite chilly. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out what these extreme temperature differences can do to your metabolism.

During Q1 and Q2 of 2019, HomeLight surveyed over 1,300 top-performing real estate agents in the United States to gain the collective expertise of the industry's leading professionals. In the Q1 Top Agent Insights survey, HomeLight asked agents a series of questions about interior home renovation projects, and in the Q2 survey, they inquired about exterior home improvement projects.

It can be very emotional for a family to move out from their old home into their new one. It feels like one chapter in the family life is ending, but that also means another one is just beginning. The last goodbye to your old family home should consist of giving the place a thorough scrub down. You don't want to leave other people with the dirt that you left, just like you wouldn't want to walk in on the same mess in your new place.