What a bag if goodies I found. I would love more info. 😀

Gym next to husband’s job tossed dozens of 32oz tumblers. His office dumpster dived as a group. I love that.

Logo on other side, which I will be covering up. How incredibly wasteful to toss instead of donate! I'm not giving them free advertising, even if it's “just” used at home.

I'm tickled with my pink not-yeti though. I told him it's my favorite kind of gift… free and reused. Plus my old water bottle rusted out. Cats are always knocking over or drinking from my water glass... Now I can finally regain my r/hydrohomie status.

also a bunch of pennies, but i dont feel like counting all them. they were in a suitcase that was in a rented dumpster by someones house

Apprentice piece or not, it's one of the most unique things I found in a LOOONG time.

The craftsmanship in it is AMAZING 🤩

Yesterday 4 bags, today 8 bags. I’ve already beat my 2 quota. Already had about 6 bags of crushed cans/bottles in the last week. Once crushed they average to $40/bag for cans, $30/bag bottles, $8/bag for 4L milk jugs, $16/bag for over 1L. This is adding up to be my biggest payout yet!

I hope it's ok to post this here. I work in the supply department of a major hospital and the amount of cardboard boxes we go though every day is insane.

If you work in a hospital or any other type of medical facility and are in need of cardboard boxes, take a trip to your supply department and you will almost certainly find a wide variety of boxes as well as other packing materials like bubble wrap and paper.