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"  If you&amp;#039;re undertaking a home renovation project this fall, chances are you&amp;#039;ll have construction debris to dispose of. Instead of renting one of those ugly, massive dumpsters that monopolizes your driveway, consider Bagster. It&amp;#039;s a combination container and removal service that makes disposing of unwanted trash easier than with traditional dumpsters. Bagster is really a new idea in trash disposal. Available at most home centers, the Bagster Dumpster in a Bag ($29.95, left) is a large soft-sided &amp;quot;tote with handles&amp;quot; that comes folded up. All you do is open it up on your driveway or anywhere that accessible for pick-up and it&amp;#039;s ready to fill. Once full (or when your job is done), simply call or go online to arrange a date and time for your local subsidiary of Waste Management, Inc to cart it away, usually within three days. The Bagster holds up to 3300 pounds or three cubic yards of waste, which is large enough for an average bathroom remodeling project.  The Bagster website is especially helpful and I recommend checking it out before you buy one. Just type in your ZIP code to confirm that pick up service is available in your area and how much the pick up will cost (usually about $150-$200). The website also lists what items are accepted (household junk, yard waste, and construction debris) and what items aren&amp;#039;t accepted (appliances, electronics, and tires) in your area.  For more renovation inspiration, check out our online DIY basement makeover. To see how we test all the products and tips we feature, sign up for a Good Housekeeping Research Institute tour. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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