How can garbage be cleaned up or prevented?
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We can recycle so that today's garbage could be tomorrow's stuff.\nDon't throw out - recycle!
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use a vaccum cleaner lol
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get larger trash cans and trash bags.
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You check in trash can,if it is not there,we cant\n\nwhenever you got a spam mail dont deletwe it without reporting as a spam mail
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Do this:\n\nHOW TO DO A THOROUGH CLEANUP (Windows XP)\n \nWhile you are connect to the Internet, do the following:\n\n1. Click on tools ... Internet options. There you will see three buttons next to each other... "Delete Cookies" ... "Delete Files" and "Settings." Also, below the settings button you will see another one "Clear history."\n\n2. Click on "settings" - go to "Edit" - Click on "select all" - Go to files and click delete and wait till all garbage is gone.\n\n3. Go back and click on "delete cookies" and wait till gone\n\n4. Go back and click on "Delete files" put a check mark on the little square shown on the small window that will open and click OK and wait for a little.\n\n5. Go back and click on "Clear history", click “yes” and you are done.\n\n6. Now do a check disk and a defrag, then restart your computer and the addresses should be gone along with a lot of other garbage that you did not need in your computer.
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Install a system cleanser software like CCLEANER.It will clear out your temporary internet files,history,clean up your recycyle bin and take out unwanted cookies.It is a great sotware.
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I believe walking around with a heavy metal detctor will help. And there is no repetive movment, so that will help too.
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An ongoing problem for condo owners.  Luckily our trash gets picked up at each door.  But for those who have bins, people just drive up in the middle of the night, dump carpets, shingles, or any refuse they need to get rid of without having to pay for it.\nI guess the trick is to catch them and report them.  Maybe they can get fined.  Not sure about the rules in this case.\n\nI guess I wasn't much help in an answer.  But perhpas if you all get together (your association) they can come up with an alternative that would solve your dilemna.  Perhaps a different garbage collection system.
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Depending where you live, rural or urban, but if rural then this gets it every time.  Aluminum cans all rinsed and shook out in one waste basket.  Steel cans and glass in another waste basket all rinsed and shook for avoiding flies.  Paper and plastics in the third trash can and collapse boxes and rinsed cartons and when this is full go burn it gone.  Aluminum cans give your children much appreciated monies and the steel and glass may be sorted if recycling in your social or society's preference: Glass here and steel cans there.  If somehow, baby diapers enter into the trash flow, then if you'll use double grocery bags you can nicely tie up a bundle of ten, no stink, and get em gone in some expedient manner: They burn badly and scatter owner's yard. Garbage can go to pet/s.
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Aliminum foil and toilet bowl cleaner.  Shake it up and throw it.  We made one once that killed all the grass on a volley ball court, and another one that didn't go off for like 30 minutes, but destroyed the trash can it was in!
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Fumigation. (but this is very expensive, not economical)\nLaunch a community program that encourages people to dispose water collections like cans, bottles, drums around their houses.\nEducate the community that containers that hold water should be closed with a lid (to avoid mosquitoes from breeding there) or be disposed of.
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I've tried a lot of cleaning softwares. they do clean alot of hidden garbage in windows.  \n\n1) if you like to clean stuff & earse your tracks (from the internet) try "Privacy Guardian" from PC Tools. very easy to use as well.\nhttp://www.pctools.com/privacy-guardian/\n\n2) "Window Washer" from Webroot, is much more proffesinal tool. very recommended.\nhttp://www.webroot.com/consumer/products/windowwasher\n\nI find both very good. my advice, download both (free trial) & test them yourself.
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The answer to the first question is Yes. As to how much energy we can save and how much garbage we can reduce, I'd recommend calling the local disposal service. Most of them either have recycling programs, or have at least studied them.\n\nI've noticed recycling has caught on big-time in the California cities but is lagging in the smaller towns such as the one where I live. So I found a local non-profit group that hires handicapped people to collect recyclables, and I started a compost heap. I may not be the perfect example you're looking for, but since I got serious about these things, we went from two full cans of trash per week to less than half of one can.\n\nGood question.
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download a program called ccleaner, install and run it, it will get rid of everyting you do not need in the way of junk files, it is free, just type the name in the browser search
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Make sure the electric and gas are not connected.  Someone had a good idea about recycling; doors, windows, trim. etc.
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Off the top of my head, we recycle newspapers, cardboard, glass, metal, plastic, and plastic bags.\n\nThe recycle container gets bigger each week, while the trash container gets smaller.\n\nI suspect this is the way it's supposed to work.\n\nThings that don't get recycled include garbage, pizza boxes, egg cartons (fiber ones), furniture, appliances, and oil/paint/chemical containers.
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Clean your harddrive, format it and then use a 3rd party program to repeatively write over your harddrive. Then donate it to a local charity, school, reycling center. \n\nBelieve it or not, some places would welcome a really old computer that can check e-mail and write word processing. Plus you could write it off your taxes, granted not a whole lot, but better then nothing. \n\nThe cell phones are a different story though, same with the printers. Contact the brand and see if there is a place you can recycle them for free. Also, many big cities run eletronic recycling programs. It prevents heavy metals from contaminating water supplies, plus the cities often earn some money from gold extraction.