Get rid of cardboard boxes

There is a profound moment of relief when the last box is finally unloaded. The house has been unpacked, the move is over, and your new life in your new house can begin. As soon as you breathe that sigh of relief, a new reality sets is, a mountain of cardboard boxes with no home.

Not only did it take so long to get boxes for moving, but now you have to think up a way to get rid of cardboard boxes. And, for the headache tracking down all of the boxes for a move can entail, it can be a lot tougher to get rid of boxes for moving.

We’ve handled our fair share of cardboard boxes in our day, so here are a few simple hacks for lightening your post-move box load.

How to Get Rid of Boxes After Moving

After unpacking after moving house, you’re left with a lot of boxes. So, just throw them away. That’s a pretty easy solution, especially if they won’t be of good second use. If the boxes aren’t in a good condition after the move, your best bet is to throw them away with the rest of the rubbish.

For that, you need to tear them down to small pieces and place in a garbage bag (or two). There is no problem to even throw them in the mixed garbage bins, as cardboard decomposes completely for about two months. So, no serious problems with the environment.

How to Get Rid of Boxes for Moving Though a Give Away

If the boxes are in a good condition after the move is over, you can always re-purpose them, by giving them to people who might need them.

• Christmas cardboard boxes
• Kraft cardboard boxes
• Extra long cardboard boxes
• Retail cardboard boxes