Live Life Better: From pillows to paint cans - how to dispose of them properly
The Spruce's editorial and strategy director Caroline Utz shows you how to dispose of them.
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Nov 8, 2023, 2:39 PM
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13ds agoThere are probably many items you have lying around your house that you should have tossed long ago.
Getting rid of them help declutter your home and can also help the environment when disposed of properly.
The Spruce's editorial and strategy director Caroline Utz shows you how to dispose of them.
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