Paul Tierney

According to a report by the National Resources Defense Council (NRDC), the average American throws away 82 pounds of textile waste each year. That’s about 10% of all solid waste in the U.S.! And where do most of this textile waste end up? In our landfills. In an effort to reduce textile waste, some companies … Read more

If you are a dumpster diving fanatic like me and looking for a guide on dumpster diving at Verizon, you’ve come to the right place. In this extensive article, I’ll provide you with everything you need to know in order to have a successful dumpster diving quest at your nearest Verizon store. Moreover, I will … Read more

Have you ever wondered what happens to the parts and products that AutoZone no longer sells? Well, some of them end up in the dumpster – and that’s where our intrepid reporter went to find out more. Dumpster diving is not for the faint of heart, but our reporter was able to uncover some interesting … Read more

Dumpster diving, or the act of scavenging through dumpsters for food or other items, has been around for years. And while it may seem like a desperate measure taken only by those who are struggling to get by, more and more people are turning to dumpster diving as a way to save money or get … Read more

Dumpster diving, or the act of salvaging goods from dumpsters, is a popular activity among those who are looking to save money or get free stuff. And while it may seem like an odd hobby, it’s actually not that uncommon. In this blog post, we will be exploring the world of dumpster diving at Dick’s … Read more

Dumpster diving, or “skipping,” as it’s called in some circles, is the act of looking through commercial dumpsters for discarded items that can be reused or resold. While some people do it for the thrill of the hunt, others do it as a way to save money or earn a living. Whatever the reason, dumpster … Read more

Dumpster diving, or “ Skip diving” as it is also known, is the act of looking through commercial or industrial waste containers for reusable or valuable materials. It is practiced by a variety of people for different reasons ranging from those who are unable to afford new items to those who are looking to reduce … Read more

Have you ever wondered what happens to all the food that gets thrown out at Wegmans? I’ve been dumpster diving at Wegmans for about one year now. I started because I was curious about what kind of food waste a grocery store generates. I was shocked by what I found: unfinished meals, perfectly good produce, … Read more

Ace Hardware is one of the largest hardware store chains in the United States. And while it’s a great place to buy supplies for your home improvement projects, it’s also a great place to dumpster dive. Yes, you read that right. Dumpster diving at Ace Hardware can be a great way to find some incredible … Read more

Dumpster diving, also known as skip diving or rubbish picking, is the act of scavenging through dumpsters, bins or skip bins to find food or other items that have been discarded. While this may seem like a ridiculous hobby to some, for others, it’s a way to save money or get free stuff. And in … Read more