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We are thrilled to announce an array of innovative updates that are set to elevate your experience with the Junk Shot App New Features. Our team has been hard at work, listening to your feedback and fine-tuning the […]

At Junk Shot, we get asked all the time how to properly recycle batteries. Are they safe to throw in the trash? Do I need to drop them off at a facility? If so, do I need to […]

If you’re someone who has been practicing social distancing by working from home and avoiding crowded public spaces during the weekend, it might have become a form of entertainment for you and your family. For some, that means […]

It’s the start of spring cleaning season and now you have the perfect excuse to clean it out every inch of your home (like your attic perhaps. Face it, everyone can use a little extra space. Plus, a […]

Like the garage or the nether regions of your basement, your attic is one of the areas of your home where junk can pile up fast. Old furniture finds itself crowded up against boxes of unused decorations while […]

Carpet takes more of a beating than anything else in your home. Kids, pets, and messy guests trek in all kinds of stains — everything from mud to marinara — which can dull the fibers on your floor […]

You did it. You finally purchased the fridge of your dreams. French doors, 30 cubic feet of space, a massive touch screen, and a freezer big enough to fit a body… not that you would need it for […]

A new year is here and for many people, this also signifies a time of personal renewal. Maybe you’ve decided to get more organized in 2020, you’ve got kids moving out or back in, or you’re feeling energized […]

The new year brings feels of renewal, energy, and revitalization to many. It’s a time to assess where you’ve been over the past 365 days, and where you’d like to be after 365 more. If cleaning and organizing […]

Once the holidays are over, you can breathe a big, satisfied, sigh of relief. That is, until you look around the house at all the junk that’s accumulated. From wrapping paper and bows, to toy boxes and clothes […]