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2021

3 Tips To Help You Maintain Your Water Storage Tank

Water is one resource that no one can live without. Portable water storage tanks allow you to amass a supply of drinking water that can sustain your family through any natural disaster. In order for your water supply to remain viable, it’s critical that you maintain your storage tanks regularly. The last thing you want is for your precious water supply to become contaminated because of neglect. A few simple maintenance tasks can help you preserve the quality and integrity of your water supply well into the future. Read More»

How to Make the Most Money Selling Recycled Goods to a Scrap Yard

Not everyone makes a living doing scrap metal recycling, but most of them have a certain niche they fill or follow a certain regimen to make the most out of their time and investment. You, too, can make more money by selling to a scrap yard. Use this guide to help you out in your scrap metal recycling efforts so when you get more involved, you can see more of a positive response. Read More»

Welcome to my website. My name is Ellie Frank. My husband and I have four children ages two, five, seven, and twelve years old. The city in which we live requires us to recycle. As you may imagine, with four children we create a great deal of trash, including recyclables. In order to make our lives easy and to teach the children the importance of recycling, we require that each child sorts their own recyclable items. Yes, even our two-year-old puts his items in the correct bins! I am going to share how we have made this possible in our home. For the youngest children, we’ve made sorting a game. Our oldest has outgrown the game, but is learning the value of recycling. I hope that what I’m about to share helps you and your family.