It's easy not to notice when rubbish begins to pile up around you. Over the course of a lifetime, it's inevitable that you will begin to accumulate things, and unless you are ruthless in disposing of items you no longer use, the number of possessions in your property will continue to grow until you start to run out of room to put the things you actually need.
In the business world, the situation is often worse.
At first glance, your school might seem quite clean and like they don't need any detailed rubbish management plan. However, the average secondary school can produce as much as 22kg of waste per student during the academic year. Such waste includes food, paper, school supplies and toys.
With this large number in mind, you can imagine just how much is spent on rubbish disposal during any given year. Analysing how much you spend on waste management can help you get a sobering picture of the resources consumed during garbage disposal.
If you are the new owner of a property that has a very large garden, you should consider taking the following advice on board.
Sign up for a monthly garden bag collection service immediately
Before you set about tidying up or changing the garden, you should register with a business near your home that will collect your bagfuls of garden waste on a monthly basis. The reason for this is as follows; the process of maintaining a big garden will lead to the continual generation of large quantities of waste (which may take the form of fallen twigs and leaves, grass clippings, weeds, tree bark as well as dead plants and flowers).
