Junk King

Leading up to #EarthDay, we’ll be sharing uncommon household items that can be recycled! When disposing of large furniture, they can’t be dumped at landfills. The reason for this is because they contain chemicals that are harmful to the environment. However, the good news is that most furniture items can be recycled or reused! #EarthDay2021 #EarthDay

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The last place we want your junk to go is the landfill. We carefully vet everything we haul to make sure anything that can be recycled, is recycled. https://bit.ly/3bwSlVL

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What's on your home to-do list this spring? Share with us in the comments! https://bit.ly/3bwSlVL

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You finally got to that home project, but now there's a mess left behind. We can help you finish the job! https://bit.ly/3ch3N7o

Spring cleaning means yard work, and yard work means yard waste. Here are some tips on managing outdoor spring cleaning: http://bit.ly/3l6mZsv

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Happy No Housework Day! Celebrate by calling Junk King so we can haul that junk away while you sit back and relax. https://bit.ly/3ch3N7o

On National No Housework Day, don’t lift a finger when the Junk King team is here to help you haul out that clutter. Call 1-888-888-5865 (JUNK) today.

Don't waste your time making trips to a waste transfer station or a landfill facility. Let our professional team with a big red truck do it all for you!

Junk King thanks all who have served our country for generations.

We’re testing your recycling knowledge this week to celebrate National Recycling Day on November 15. First up, a true or false question. Can clothing be recycled? Share your answers with us in the comments and stay tuned for the answer to be revealed later today on JUNK KING. #NationalRecyclingDay

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Know someone who hides all their clutter away in their closet until it starts falling out? Probably a Scorpio.

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Boogie ‘til the house is clean! #JunkJams

How do you make a skeleton laugh? You tickle his funny bone! Have a safe and fun Halloween.

Just one more day left to show us your Junk King themed pumpkin creations! Be sure to use the hashtag #Junkolantern and check out this pumpkin worthy of a royal coronation for some inspiration: https://bit.ly/37wZuDU

Grab your kids, friends or family and celebrate spooky season coming to an end with a Junk King themed pumpkin decorating competition. Share your best ones with us using the hashtag #Junkolantern and you might be our winner: https://bit.ly/37wZuDU

A low-tech solution for a high-tech costumeuse a cardboard box and some paint to construct a robot costume.

Can you create a better Junk-o-lantern? Show us by sharing a photo of your Junk King themed pumpkin with us using the hashtag #Junkolantern. Like the Junk King page for more updates and read the full rules and regulations here: https://bit.ly/37wZuDU

Don’t have any Halloween plans? Celebrate by creating a Junk King themed pumpkin, share a photo with the hashtag #Junkolantern and we will select 1 winner. https://bit.ly/37wZuDU

Cut out fairy wings from old milk jugs and drape with a sheer material, like old curtains, to add some magic.

Check out these creative ideas for costumes made from household clutter. First upan octopus made from coffee pods for suction cups and old sweatshirts for tentacles.