Spring is in the air, and that means it’s time for a deep clean! Whether you’re decluttering your home, tackling a renovation project, or just refreshing your space, renting a dumpster is a great way to handle all that extra waste. But before you start tossing everything in, it’s important to know what can and can’t go in a dumpster. Proper waste disposal helps protect the environment and ensures recyclable materials don’t end up in landfills.
What You CAN Toss in a Dumpster
When renting a dumpster from BVR Dumpsters, you can dispose of a variety of household and construction materials, including:
Household Clutter & Furniture
Old clothing and textiles
Paper, cardboard, and non-recyclable junk mail
Broken furniture (wood, fabric, or plastic)
Yard Waste
Tree branches, leaves, and grass clippings
Bush and shrub trimmings
Untreated wood
Construction & Remodeling Debris
Drywall, wood, and flooring materials
Non-hazardous insulation
Old cabinets and countertops
Non-Hazardous Trash
Regular household waste
Plastic and non-recyclable materials
Miscellaneous junk from spring cleaning
What You CAN’T Toss in a Dumpster
Some materials are considered hazardous or require special disposal methods. These items should never be thrown into a dumpster:
Hazardous Waste
Paints, stains, and solvents
Pesticides and chemicals
Cleaning products with toxic ingredients
Electronics & Appliances
TVs, computers, and printers
Refrigerators and air conditioners (contain harmful refrigerants)
Batteries (especially lithium and car batteries)
Tires & Automotive Fluids
Motor oil, antifreeze, and fuel
Tires (often require special recycling)
Medical & Biohazardous Waste
Needles, syringes, and medical sharps
Expired medications
Asbestos & Other Toxic Materials
Insulation containing asbestos
Lead-based materials
Contaminated soil
Sustainable Spring Cleaning Tips
If you’re looking to make your spring cleaning more eco-friendly, consider these responsible disposal options:
Recycle When Possible: Check local recycling programs for paper, plastic, and electronics.
Donate Usable Items: Clothing, furniture, and household goods can be donated to local charities or thrift stores.
Dispose of Hazardous Waste Properly: Take items like batteries, paint, and chemicals to designated disposal facilities.
Compost Yard Waste: Leaves, grass clippings, and small branches can be composted instead of thrown away.
BVR Dumpsters: Your Partner in Responsible Waste Disposal
At BVR Dumpsters, we make waste disposal simple and environmentally responsible. Our team can help you choose the right dumpster size for your project and guide you on proper disposal methods. Whether you’re tackling a big cleanup or a small decluttering project, we’re here to help you keep your waste out of landfills whenever possible.
Ready to rent a dumpster for your spring cleanout? Contact BVR Dumpsters today and let’s make your cleanup easy and eco-friendly!
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