Life-Changing Lessons from Minimalists Who Let Go
Embracing minimalism can do more than clear your shelves—it can [...]
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What People in London Secretly Throw Away – Shocking Confessions from the Skip
From leafy townhouses in Camden to shared flats in Hackney, [...]
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06, 2025
From Junk to Festivals: London’s Upcycled Event Decorations
London’s most iconic celebration — the Notting Hill Carnival — [...]
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05, 2025
The Best Co-working Spaces in London by Borough: A Guide for Remote Workers
Remote work has become the norm for many professionals in [...]
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Responsible Renovation Waste Disposal in the UK: A Complete Guide
Home renovations can breathe new life into a property, but [...]
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Spring House Clearance: Efficient Guide to Decluttering Your Home
As spring arrives, it's the perfect time for a spring house [...]
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04, 2025
Shed Clearance Made Simple: Tackling Outdoor Clutter Before Summer
As spring arrives, it's the perfect time to revitalise your [...]
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Preparing for a House Clearance: Your Step-by-Step Spring Checklist
Spring is here, and many of us want to declutter [...]
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Business Compliance Guide: Office Clearance Under the 2025 Waste Regulations
As the 2025 Waste Regulations approach, UK businesses must follow [...]
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Top 10 Items You Can and Can’t Include in a House Clearance
House clearance can feel overwhelming, but knowing what to include matters. Professional clearance services in the UK handle everyday items like furniture and small appliances. However, certain materials require extra care or alternative disposal methods. Whether you’re clearing a home after a move or inheritance, this guide breaks down accepted and restricted items. Understanding these rules helps avoid delays and extra costs. From electronics to hazardous waste, the right approach ensures smooth clearance. Key Takeaways Professional clearance services prioritise safe disposal of common household items. Items like mattresses and clothing are typically accepted during standard house clearance. Hazardous materials, such as chemicals, must be handled separately by licensed providers. Electronics and large appliances may need prior checks for functionality or safety. Confidential documents should be securely disposed of outside standard clearance processes [...]
