Yogesh Soni

When it comes to waste management at home, we’re all intent on finding the most eco-friendly and cost-effective ways to dispose our trash while keeping our living spaces clean and clutter-free. Among the many options are those trusty grocery bags we often accumulate from our weekly shopping sprees, as they seem to become little heroes […]

It’s late at night, and you’re walking down the street when you see a large, perfectly intact pizza box sitting atop a pile of trash bags. Your stomach growls in anticipation, yet your mind hesitates – can you eat food that’s been inside a trash can? It’s a question that divides friends, family, and even

We can’t help but notice how fast the trash fills up with leftovers and food scraps. But what if someone suggests using the very same trash can for storing food? You might think they’re completely out of their mind – after all, trash cans are designed to hold garbage, right? Impossible as it may seem,

Lat night’s party has left a mountain of trash in your house. It is also the trash pickup day and your trash can cannot take anymore. You look around Then, like an oasis in a trash-filled desert, you spot it—your neighbor’s trash can, unguarded and ready to receive your unsightly little bundle. But wait! A

So you’re out in your backyard, enjoying a lovely evening when the thought of a cozy outdoor fire suddenly pops into your head. You look around and spot that old, trusty galvanized trash can you’ve been using for years. It seems like the perfect, makeshift fire pit to satisfy your spontaneous craving for warmth and

Picture this – you’ve just arrived home after a long day at work, and as you turn into your street, you’re greeted by a sight that is both unpleasant and mystifying: a plethora of overflowing trash cans, lining the streets like forgotten soldiers in a battle against decency. Your first thought is, “how long have