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As fans of Disney’s popular film “The Lion King” know the circle of life refers to a son taking over the responsibilities of his father. It’s easy to see that play out in royalty whether that’s in Westminster Abby or the jungle! But that so-called circle of life can also apply to many other aspects of our own lives especially with the things we choose to surround ourselves with – namely all of our “stuff.”At one point our stuff began as a purchase aimed towards improving the quality of our life. Things like furniture, televisions, clothing and appliances would definitely fall into this category. We need someplace to sit comfortably in our Gold Country, CA homes so we buy a sofa. We want to be entertained by watching television so we buy a new TV. We’ve got to cook and store our food so we buy a stove and refrigerator. At some point anyone of those items could wear out and need replacing. If all goes according to plan we will just be able to swap out the old for the new. That in and of itself is a circle of life moment. However, when you get into the issue of recycling that circle of life takes on a whole new meaning.
Everything we have in our home once started out as raw material. You have to go back to the forests where the trees grew that became wood that was needed to build the furniture and walls to understand this circle of life. The same can be said for the iron ore used to make the steel and metal that goes into building a television. There’s also all kinds of chemical compounds used in the manufacturing of plastics that are all over our home. When you recycle anything, whether it’s a single plastic bottle or your sofa, you are essentially breaking down those items to their raw material. That raw material is then cleaned up and repurposed into a new item. Basically this could mean that the plastic bottle you’re drinking a soda out of was once several dozen other plastic bottles. And when you throw that away and it gets recycled it will go on to be even more plastic bottles. So yes, your soda bottle will live forever!
What does any of this have to do with junk recycling? A lot actually. When it is time for you to get rid of the junk that is cluttering up your home you don’t have to necessarily assume it has to end up in a landfill. A large percentage of everything you throw away can be recycled if it is handled properly by the right kind of junk haulers like Junk King Gold Country. This means that your furniture can be recycled at one facility near Chico while you’re kitchen appliances can be diverted to another recycling center closer to West Sacramento. There will even be a third one that will handle all your electronic waste out in Yuba County. While it might seem like a hassle to try and figure out where to take your junk you won’t have to worry about that when you bring in the pros. They know where to recycle all you have to worry about is what you want to recycle and take back the circle of life!
For the best in Chico Junk Recycling, or within any part of Gold Country, CA, simply call 1-888-888-JUNK or book a free on site estimate online today.
Whether you are a homeowner or a business owner you should already recognize the need to deal with professionals when it comes to maintaining your property. While it might seem like a good idea in the short run to hire an amateur to do some painting or general repair, if that worker isn’t properly trained or certified it could come back to haunt you. If you’ve ever had to pay for a redo of a job then you are already familiar with the concept of “getting what you pay for.” Just as you would only go to a professional Doctor or dentist for your personal health needs you should also only be working with professionals in whatever type of maintenance project you require.
The holidays are great time to reconnect with old friends and family. They are also the perfect time of the year to share your blessings. While it might seem like you’re becoming overwhelmed with charities, take it all in stride. Just like retailers, charities count on this time of the year to help them through the slow months ahead.